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Lol right, the US does it more clinically with injections and gasses. Much better, historically speaking.
The suffering of an individual is not the same as a public execution in a stadium, nor is the message the same.
Proponents of the US death penalty claim it is for deterrence, so I'm not really seeing a difference. Pretty sure you can also go witness a US execution if you're so inclined.
Centrists: It’s the same thing!1!!
Not exactly
Why is this comment upvoted so much?
Response from a country that does not ahve the death penalty.
Well, they are...
It is not how the state does it that is the problem but that the state does it.
There is no way to humanely kill someone who does not want to die.