Vote now for How does Ohio usa carry out it’s botched slow executions?
(they will burn the votes later)
http://www.presstv.com/detail/2014/11/30/388140/us-bill-execution-process-secret/
1 Hack ‘em up with a Machete?
2 Something weird involves lynching
3 Tie them to a stake, surround them with votes and burn them
4 Hire a serial killer to do it
5 Hire The Islamic State to do it; they are good at it
6 Hire the Mexican Narcos with chainsaws
7 Aztec pyramid
8 Doctor Death
9 Drunk boxer/martial artist/cop, no witnesses
10 the efficient, cheap, reusable and fast Guillotine.
vote Results: you now voted number 8. Welcome to Ohio.
'...In Arizona, an inmate gasped more than 600 times and took nearly two hours to die.
In another case in Oklahoma, an inmate died of an apparent heart attack 43 minutes after his botched execution began in April.
In January, an Ohio inmate snorted and gasped for 26 minutes before dying.
States have found it harder to obtain lethal injection drugs after European drug companies blocked sales to the US, objecting to the use of their products in executions.'
(they will burn the votes later)
http://www.presstv.com/detail/2014/11/30/388140/us-bill-execution-process-secret/
1 Hack ‘em up with a Machete?
2 Something weird involves lynching
3 Tie them to a stake, surround them with votes and burn them
4 Hire a serial killer to do it
5 Hire The Islamic State to do it; they are good at it
6 Hire the Mexican Narcos with chainsaws
7 Aztec pyramid
8 Doctor Death
9 Drunk boxer/martial artist/cop, no witnesses
10 the efficient, cheap, reusable and fast Guillotine.
vote Results: you now voted number 8. Welcome to Ohio.
'...In Arizona, an inmate gasped more than 600 times and took nearly two hours to die.
In another case in Oklahoma, an inmate died of an apparent heart attack 43 minutes after his botched execution began in April.
In January, an Ohio inmate snorted and gasped for 26 minutes before dying.
States have found it harder to obtain lethal injection drugs after European drug companies blocked sales to the US, objecting to the use of their products in executions.'
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