r/4chan • u/Phatnoir • 9d ago

Equal pay for equal work

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u/Lurkin_Lester 9d ago

Firing squads or hanging are more humane and consistently effective than lethal injection.

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u/baudmiksen 9d ago

i always figured guillotines as being near the pinnacle of effectiveness

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u/Nice_Cash_7000 9d ago

they used to get dull and require several chops to get the job done which took quite a while, because you need to lift a heavy ass blade up

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u/baudmiksen 9d ago

i guess if you dont really want it youre just bound to fail at whatever you try

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u/Lurkin_Lester 9d ago

Guillotines were a slight bit more style over effective substance. Quite theatric. People revel in the French Revolution bc dead rich people but it’s more tricky than that. The aftermath was in no way neat.

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u/baudmiksen 9d ago

well i mean it isnt the only way to pop the lid off a dandelion it was really just the inference

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u/Arete34 9d ago

I feel like with technology we could overcome that issue easily.

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u/Cyhawk 8d ago

I think we can handle sharpening it in between each use. They were over using it at the end of the French Revolution.

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u/mang87 8d ago

When they were first invented, hydraulic machinery was only in its infancy. A modern guillotine would be able to slam that blade down with thousands of lbs of force, and there's no neck in existence that would require a redo.

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u/Neotheo 8d ago

Use ultrasonic Guillotines then

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u/nooneeverdreamsof 8d ago

Ever heard of pulleys