Death penalty states unmoved by botched execution – IOTW Report

Death penalty states unmoved by botched execution

Thankfully.

The anti-death penalty crowd has been rooting for botched executions (so much for the travesty of it) in order to use the “crisis” to end death penalties.

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“I think we had a little flash of hope that it would help our cause, but all it did was generate a lot of conversation about it,” said Lydia Polley, a longtime member of the Oklahoma Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty. “It just led to people thinking of better ways to kill them.”
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Based on the case (if it’s a no-brainer that someone indeed, no doubt about it, committed a heinous and brutal murder) I don’t care if you fly over the ocean and throw them out of a plane.

17 Comments on Death penalty states unmoved by botched execution

  1. Liberals try to make the chemicals impossible to get, out the executioners, claim any doctors are violating their oath, and then complain that it didn’t go off flawlessly.

    Hanging works. The electric chair works. Firing squad works.

  2. I vote for the guillotine. it is the only method that the vital organs come through undamaged which allows them to be harvested and transplanted in those law abiding citizens who are on the long lists in need of organ donors.

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