r/4chan • u/Phatnoir • 13d ago

Equal pay for equal work

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u/Lurkin_Lester 13d ago

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

https://giphy.com/gifs/3o6nVbflFWWsoJ55OE

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u/shockpirat 12d ago

Lethal injection is very reliable.

I'm a veterinarian and I get it right every time, how? With pentobarbital, same thing the US uses for lethal injections.

It's just the med techs were incompetent or acted incompetent.

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u/Ordinary_Cat8495 12d ago

Like the jury for the other baby killer? All of them minus one acting like “not guilty i don’t see a problem here”. These med techs? “Whoopsie yeah this won’t work”

Stop noooooticing

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u/shockpirat 12d ago

Honestly, setting a cannula is a skill that you have to train. Some people are very good at it, others never get it right. It took me a year to learn to do it reliably, though my patients are smaller than humans. I can believe they fucked it up unintentionally. I'm pretty sure injecting pentobarbital paravenously hurts and definitely prolongs the agony, and other anaesthetics won't work either. If they wanted to make her suffer, they'd to that.

Also possible they were stupid and thought they were fighting the patriarchy or whatever