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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 444663" data-attributes="member: 35">George Carlin once said the death penalty only exists to satisfy a Biblical need for vengeance.&nbsp; Locking them up for the rest of their natural life should be punishment enough.On the other hand, all of the concern over Pike &quot;reliving her childhood trauma&quot; as she dies is a bit much for me.&nbsp; Lots of people have childhood trauma, and they don&#039;t smash a person&#039;s head and steal a piece of their skull as a souvenir.&nbsp; Pike asked to at least be executed by an all-female firing squad, but Tennessee doesn&#039;t offer that option.&nbsp; They went ahead with the lethal injection, but after two doses, Pike was still alive.&nbsp; This has happened several times before, so it feels both barbaric and ridiculous that they still use this method.&nbsp; In another bizarre twist, Pike was sent to the hospital after the botched execution for &quot;medical treatment.&quot;&nbsp; Everything about this feels like the definition of insanity.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 444663, member: 35"] George Carlin once said the death penalty only exists to satisfy a Biblical need for vengeance. Locking them up for the rest of their natural life should be punishment enough. On the other hand, all of the concern over Pike "reliving her childhood trauma" as she dies is a bit much for me. Lots of people have childhood trauma, and they don't smash a person's head and steal a piece of their skull as a souvenir. Pike asked to at least be executed by an all-female firing squad, but Tennessee doesn't offer that option. They went ahead with the lethal injection, but after two doses, Pike was still alive. This has happened several times before, so it feels both barbaric and ridiculous that they still use this method. In another bizarre twist, Pike was sent to the hospital after the botched execution for "medical treatment." Everything about this feels like the definition of insanity. [/QUOTE]

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