It's always too crowded already
It's always too crowded already
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The fact that executions are popular enough that they need to specify 'front row' is pretty fucked up. I've never lived in a state that does this; are these actually people who have some connection to the event, or is it just random people who decided they wanted to see someone die?
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Press, maybe?
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Press, and family of the inmate, if I recall.
I believe it's very important that these executions are observed. If the state gets to operate with impunity and no witnesses, many of these states have shown they don't have what it takes to act ethically with regards to the death penalty.
Every execution would be, "flawless", with no witnesses to say otherwise. Many victims families most likely wouldn't care either way, so it's the rest of the publics duty to ensure that executions are conducted in the most humane manner possible.
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They should add another 2 seats for the murderer's family. This isn't traumatic enough
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Man why must i always be reminded that there are still shoddy backwards ass places that still do this? It is so obviously stupid and barbaric it blows my mind. I mean i know humans are sadistic as fuck, but is fantasy violence not enough for you guys? Well, the answer is obvious i guess.
Funny meme tho, no hate.
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I think that the judge and jury who sentenced someone to death should be forced to watch too to see the execution (read: state sanctioned murder) they authorized
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Those kinds of people would enjoy it.
I think if you vote for death penalty you should get it. It's unfair, but so is the system.
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I'm from NC- does the law require they be there or require they have the option to be there..?
Cause if its the latter that's not strictly bad. I'm kinda conflicted on it honestly, they have a right to be there, but it's also pretty much guaranteed to be a deeply traumatic experience....
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Haven't read the law but the way it's described it seems to be the latter.
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Why don't they reserve the seat for the victim too??
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