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Date: November 10, 2025
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Why do we feel poorly for people who die slowly when being put to death? I
Ridiculous
Used to deliver food products in trailers that used 'Nitrogen' to refrigerate . You couldn't enter for minutes after the doors were opened. Fridge motors were noisy when delivering early morning .
Trust the Americans to distance themselves from Nazis while empowering a dictator, while having a secret police to hold races they don't like in undisclosed locations to be sent to foreign prisons and using gas chambers to execute prisoners… tac that on to the whole "anti Israel" conversation at the moment and the comparisons are clear…
Aside from my rant about the steaming turd that the US has become, great video mate!
Aww boo hoo, the murderer suffered 😂
First, Zykon B was never market in the US and it is still used in Europe as an insectile. Second, as for the case in Mississippi, the man who was in charge of mixing the chemicals was drunk at the time. When you do actual research, the gas chamber in the US was still considered superior to any other method till almost 1980 when lethal injection was pushed by the federal government and it was much better than electrocution. I have researched this subject for over 40 years and I highly disagree with the contents of this video.
There is no such thing as an "inhumane execution" for these monsters. The more they suffer, the better.
He was not wrong about one thing. Selecting "newest" does show the worst of humanity. It is easy to want the worst to suffer. It is hard to accept that for months and more commonly decades they have known someone is going to take their life and they won't be able to do anything about it. That thought alone for decades is more than enough. It is best we don't make eye for an eye the accepted norm. If not out of fear for the cycle that phrase warns, then out of fear of being no better than those that caused attrocities.
When putting judgement upon another, you call out their wrong deeds. You do not then allow the same to happen to them. If not out of moral correctness then out of being better then them.
I've learned the hard way that on this particular topic it's difficult to phrase a comment in such a way that it will actually be posted.