On Jan. 25, the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) plans to execute Kenneth Smith by forcing him to breathe pure nitrogen gas, an untested execution method with profound legal and ethical conseq...
? The person falls unconscious very quickly, doesn’t feel any pain, and it leaves no trace of the cause of death. It is even used for assisted suicide https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarco_pod
Maybe you’re sensitive? If you had someone dear to you suffer murder or rape I think you wouldn’t be that sensitive about the death penalty of the criminal.
There’s nothing cruel about nitrogen hypoxya death, it’s one the most peaceful ways to die actually.
But a Republican state implemented this, so we’re going to consider it cruel and unusual.
Apart from, you know, the whole ‘killing another person’ thing. I’d say that’s pretty cruel.
? The person falls unconscious very quickly, doesn’t feel any pain, and it leaves no trace of the cause of death. It is even used for assisted suicide https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarco_pod
How is that cruel?
I’m very aware of its applications and how quick and painless the death is, however my comment isn’t talking about the method but the act itself.
Maybe you’re sensitive? If you had someone dear to you suffer murder or rape I think you wouldn’t be that sensitive about the death penalty of the criminal.