Ouch!Marlo Stanfield wrote:
Being back the coliseum. I would love to see a man fight a hippo.
That would be over quickly. They're heavy, fast and impenetrably fat.
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That would be over quickly. They're heavy, fast and impenetrably fat.
I could tell the differance between shooting blankss and live so that bits kinda pointless.
I was living in Utah when they did the last one...believe they were .30 cal.Pubic wrote:
What sort of rifles would they use?
Caused quite a ruckus back then, too.
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That's why they hand out blindfolds. lolwutjord wrote:
I could tell the differance between shooting blankss and live so that bits kinda pointless.
to the shooters? o.OAussieReaper wrote:
That's why they hand out blindfolds. lolwutjord wrote:
I could tell the differance between shooting blankss and live so that bits kinda pointless.
The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
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Lol.Spark wrote:
to the shooters? o.OAussieReaper wrote:
That's why they hand out blindfolds. lolwutjord wrote:
I could tell the differance between shooting blankss and live so that bits kinda pointless.
Could still tell anyway, recoil, noise.
Do i even have to say anything?Hurricane2k9 wrote:
it's pretty cheap and it works.
It's a fucking execution.LostFate wrote:
Do i even have to say anything?Hurricane2k9 wrote:
it's pretty cheap and it works.
Stat padding tbh.Cybargs wrote:
Welcome to cop abuse land. Prosecutors love guilty until proven innocent, just boost their stats.mtb0minime wrote:
Fuck appeals. Guilty until proven innocent.Poseidon wrote:
Appeals process.
oh and mbt, we don't use that method because like what, 3 people are executed every year? yeah.
Guilty until proven not guilty.
The United States follows the common law system of justiciablity. Picked that up this quarter in pre law
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Common law principles established by the english common law system, themselves operating on the core fundamental principles of 'justice' and humanitarianism/liberty. picked that up after 3 years of studying law. in order words, shoot the fuckers, yeeeah it's cheap and easy and carefree!
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Wonder if a member(s) of the victims family would like to pull the trigger.
What if we gave him a gun and locked him in a room to do himself in?
No food, no water, shoot yourself or die of starvation/dehydration.
It could be setup electronically were nobody even holds the gun(s), just a few people push a button. None of them would know who's button actually fired the shot(s).
What if we gave him a gun and locked him in a room to do himself in?
No food, no water, shoot yourself or die of starvation/dehydration.
It could be setup electronically were nobody even holds the gun(s), just a few people push a button. None of them would know who's button actually fired the shot(s).
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yeah, the startling thing with firing squad advocacy is that people dont think of the person(s) that have to pull the trigger
career execution isnt really a fitting profession for a 21st century morality
career execution isnt really a fitting profession for a 21st century morality
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as long as the end result is the same, I dont give a shit.
Depends on the money really...
That's a damn shame. Executioners used to take pride in their work.Uzique wrote:
yeah, the startling thing with firing squad advocacy is that people dont think of the person(s) that have to pull the trigger
career execution isnt really a fitting profession for a 21st century morality
do you think if they started lynching people on death row or cutting their heads off with an axe it would be more appropriate... also better to die from a bullet than to wait for a lethal injection....DesertFox- wrote:
That's a damn shame. Executioners used to take pride in their work.Uzique wrote:
yeah, the startling thing with firing squad advocacy is that people dont think of the person(s) that have to pull the trigger
career execution isnt really a fitting profession for a 21st century morality
are you gonna fucking dispute that a bullet is a lot cheaper than the medicine used in a lethal injection? or that a large bullet to your head is going to kill you?LostFate wrote:
Do i even have to say anything?Hurricane2k9 wrote:
it's pretty cheap and it works.
you guys sound like a bunch of saudi arabian terrorists. shariah much
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Id do the job for 5k an execution.
youre gonna have some rich lunatic who would pay for the oppurtunity
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What's that jean claude van damme film where rich people pay to hunt vets?
hard target
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I see no problem with it.
I saw a good documentary by Horizon, something like How to Kill a Human, I'd reccomend watching it, goes over the various methods of execution and attempts to find a humane way of killing people, plus you get to watch a retarded pig almost suffocate itself multiple times.
I saw a good documentary by Horizon, something like How to Kill a Human, I'd reccomend watching it, goes over the various methods of execution and attempts to find a humane way of killing people, plus you get to watch a retarded pig almost suffocate itself multiple times.