Well, at least there is an obvious solution to the fact that we apparently have 36 more does of
Move up some execution dates! C'mon, we're working on a timetable here, people.
(Seriously, though: Sharing is sometimes a good thing, Governor.)
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
There is an obvious solution to this
Texas Refuses to Share Lethal Injection Drug
Well, at least there is an obvious solution to the fact that we apparently have 36 more does ofsodium thiopental killin' juice than we have executions scheduled before the drug is scheduled to expire.
Move up some execution dates! C'mon, we're working on a timetable here, people.
(Seriously, though: Sharing is sometimes a good thing, Governor.)
Well, at least there is an obvious solution to the fact that we apparently have 36 more does of
Move up some execution dates! C'mon, we're working on a timetable here, people.
(Seriously, though: Sharing is sometimes a good thing, Governor.)
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Kinda cracks me up that they worry about the expiration date of a drug used to kill! Just up the dose a bit and move on!
I find the whole thing absurd. Not just the part about the expiration date, but the mere fact that we have to use a humane drug to execute a murderer.
There are any number of anesthetic drugs that could be used, but apparently the FDA is worried that they might kill the person scheduled to be executed. They just wouldn't kill him painlessly enough.
What a farce.
I have an even easier solution.
I'll contribute a box of whatever rifle caliber that they pick.
I'm wouldn't even mind paying full price but I'm betting we could get a discount from any number of local gun stores.
Bob S.'s option is available in Utah, but it's up to the person who's dying to choose it. Occasionally someone does :-).
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