@FloorGenAdm I heard all but one, or maybe about half, had blanks when these things were still done by larger squads. I don't know if that's still the case though, because nowadays you can research the angle of impact and find out anyway.

@BlueVeins The people being executed caused a whole lot of pain to the person they killed, good riddance.

@jeancolby In 4% of cases, they didn't. Besides, past a point, revenge becomes pointless. If someone's never going to reenter society anyway, you're not really teaching them a lesson by giving them a torturously painful death.

@BlueVeins You are entitled to your opinion. Mine is good riddance.

@laurieluvsit Very true, you know the way I want to go.

@Degbeme it absolutely is

@Degbeme that's pretty subjective compared to other forms of execution...

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@NerdyPotato Texas just executed a prisoner who walked into a convienence store and poured lighter fluid over the 76 yr. grandmother working behind the counter. He told her to open the register and give him all the money. She did, no resistance at all. He then set her on fire and walked out the door. It was all caught on. The 76 yr. old woman lived in agony for a few days in the hospital before she died. I really don't care how they kill creatons like him!

@Nitedoc that's horrible... And I can see how no punishment is bad enough for acts like that.

@NerdyPotato I agree. Most of those prisoners who are on death row aren't there for singing too loud in church. I worked in two different prison hospitals in my early career. I've seen the worst in some people.

@Captain I've no idea tbh

@NerdyPotato exactly, it's unbelievable 😕😑