wow!!!!

It makes me a Proponent to use it in ALL 50 states.

That is not true. I worked in a plant for 38 years that dealt in sodium cyanide as well as hydrogen cyanide and breathing it is not like "breathing in fire". I think you are just against the death penalty and want to make it sound more painful than it is.

I feel horror when I think of what these people did to get to the gas chamber.

He'll mend the fwckwr 😮😅😅

This is why I don’t like the gas chamber period

I did an experiment in Grade 9 (25 years ago) at home where chlorine gas was released from a jar in the sink. I had the exhaust fan on - not so bad.

Must of had a compo claim?.

You should get checked again by a doctor, you can easily become sick later on in life now, and you can sue for a whole lot of money. That was the schools responsibility to make sure that didn't happen.

Had a close call with cyanide in a lab and again with bromine. The reaction called for liquid hydrogen cyanide, no big deal do it in a fume hood. However the filter on it was not cleaned, AFAIK never. After a few minutes I smelled the cyanide and felt tingly. The smell is sorta like amerreto liquor. Paused the reaction, opened the windows and evacuated the lab came back an hour later with the supervisor wearing gas masks rated for hcn and put the stuff in the hood on a bucket and sealed it then found the hoods filter was completely clogged. The bromine one was even more scary. A student knocked a half full 4 liter jug of bromine off the bench. Same deal except opened the windows as running for the door while holding my breath. Pulled the fire alarm on that one and a couple students had to go to the hospital.

@stever5599 No one is arguing that it is humane. It is an absolutely horrifying way to die. Regardless however, human error was at least partially at fault in this particular case.

@stever5599 No but I will

@stever5599 What he did was inhumane, he got what he deserved.

Nuremberg ALSO had an incompetent executioner.

So?

So horrific even Hitler refused to use it.

@@ZOSOrulz1 Well, you are incorrect there because the NAZIs looked to the US's use of the gas used at the termination camps.

Hope so

And the woman he murdered

Okay, King Virtue

Thank you !

Wow. What a super original thought. Thanks for sharing.

ODs can either be the most peaceful death ever or a terrifying nightmare where you suffocate to death while being paralyzed. Honestly, the best way to go would be getting vaporized by an explosion or implosion. Lol You're literally dead quicker than your nerves can even send pain signals to the brain. A "Soviet style" headshot to the base of the skull is pretty damn effective the vast majority of the time though. Disconnecting the nervous system from the brain stem like that is instant lights out.

That's no fun.

​@@amberlopez7477Well it's most certainly not as exciting

Correct. And it should never be used again. It is cruel and unusual punishment.

@@user-ip9ib4xz7x so is murdering innocent ppl.. gtfoh softies

Yes... and also no environmental impact

@@sigridbohne cheap too

But Americans love inducing suffering.

Same with altitude hypoxia

narcosis

No sensationalism? Are you joking? Her bleeding heart was all over her narration.

@@breshkotashmal7362Quote one sensible thing she said towards the murderer, seems like you cannot separate emotions from situations.

Europe has a heart, soul and conscience. Americans seem to have lost all respect for the sacredness of life.

What they went through was absolutely horrifying. It’s so heavy!😢💔

Horrifying God' Chosen had to suffer just because of nazi's jealosy over God's Chosen. Them nazis was horrible! 😮

Strange, how these supposed gas chambers you describe have wooden doors too.

@@battybethc8061 It is really hard these days to decipher whether posts such as this one are made in earnest or satire.

There was no gas chambers in those camps... Its been proven!

… that isn’t how death throes work?

😂🤣🤣

Did you ever think that he probably witnessed executions

@@cindyshipman3181 Do you think she might have heard of this one? Didn't seem to go quickly. So, how would he know?

To the best of my knowledge, this is true. It actually happened. Nevertheless, it is a brutal way to die.

Barbara was also puzzled by the stethoscope that was used on her. "No stethoscope ever looked like that."

In a state they where gonna try fentanyl but the guy committed suicide

I think you're thinking of carbon monoxide (CO). Still, point taken. That seems to me like a better option as well.

Yes, co2 and you would know all about it for reasons you will be aware of..@@victortaylor9399

yes

And not be falsely accused and convicted of killing someone.

@@alisdairmclean8605 That would be terrible

Don’t kill and abolish the death penalty.l

@@carolynnixon3086 Words to live by

Exactly.

These people who killed don't deserve a better way. The ways executions are carried out are far too humane. The victims suffered, the ones executed didn't, unless it was botched. It's NOT fair. If you truly were a Vietnam Vet his execution wouldn't be the worst thing you've seen. It would be from the war.

@@joewas2225 That's really easy to say not having witnessed it. As for the war, I was a pilot. I wasn't up close & personal like those on the ground. Colossal difference in what I had to see.

All the US executions are vile and vindictive. The current lethal injection system is a mixture of the worst kind of drugs, the mix is to cause the longest and most painful death that is possible to have. Inert gas would have had no side effects other than hypoxia and euphoria until cell death. Vicious revenge on the condemned regardless of guilt.

Thank you for your service.

@@moosecat Thank you! I doubt you have any idea just how much those words are appreciated. Far cry from the treatment we received coming home from Vietnam. Most of us hid the fact that we were veterans until after The Gulf War when public opinion finally began to change. Even then, far too many remain in the shadows barely talking to other vets about it. So yeah... those words mean quite a bit.

No

Never did!

Why?

@@fumanpoo4725 Because it's better to not be a monster?

"...and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes back into you." - Nietzsche

Monsters are fake. These assholes are real.

So you think bad actions justifies torture… Only someone twisted would think that. If you allow that kind of suffering your as bad as the people that committed the crime you’re “punishing”

@@daysgoneby3527exactly. Thank you!!

@@daysgoneby3527ok then I’m just as bad as them then. so what? still don’t feel sympathy! i can acknowledge this wasn’t a proper way to execute someone simultaneously while not feeling bad for the schmuck they experimented with. only people i feel bad for are the staff and the victims who had to witness it

@@brenamal your phucked… you’d feel bad for the ones inflicting this and not the sufferer… Just because someone does something bad doesn’t mean they should be tortured. Torture isn’t justified

@@brenamal I agree with you. I don't feel bad for him either.

Which ancestors were those?

Your Family was blessed because of the intervention of people. When people care, evil cannot prevail.

Zyklon B.

Most pigs you eat (bacon, ham, pork) are killed in gas chambers. They scream and squeal and writhe on the ground in agony, as they're exterminated in groups of 5 or 6 at a time, after being funneled through and fearfully descending into their death pit. Their final moments are excruciating pain that can last up to multiple minutes as they slowly lose consciousness (and sometimes they're still conscious when they're hung upside down by their leg and their throats are slit). You can find footage here on KZfaq if you search 'How gas chambers are used to slaughter pigs'. No one should wish a gas chamber death on their worst enemy, let alone such gentle, emotional and intelligent beings as pigs. The only way to truly respect animals is to be vegan and not pay for their exploitation, suffering and murder.

God Bless you and your family

Ohhhh aren't you a tough one lol

​@@joshuamccartney1878Making fun of someone who despises a child murderer is such a 2024 thing

@@joshuamccartney1878 Not about being tough. It's about having common sense and not giving a shit about a murdering ass wipe.

​@@joshuamccartney1878to be fair jimmy was a dickhead

he was a monster of a human being tho

except you'd still be conscious for at least 15 seconds

Actually there were several cases in the 20th century where the guillotine blade didn't go all the way through or got stuck and the executioner had to hack away at the condemned persons neck with what was basically a modified large kitchen knife to complete the execution. It's known that at least one person did survive long enough after that happened to mouth the words "please kill me" too the executioner as he was trying to finish the job. The issue was that after the french government decided there would only be one appointed state executioner in france it put dozens of other executioners out of work, and some of them became assistants too "the man from paris" and they'd go out of their way to try and sabotage executions As a result of that once the last family of executioners took over in the 1880's the post of assistant executioner would always be given to family members, that's how five generations of that family served the state as headsman until 1981. There's actually a fascinating interview that was done with the last french headsman by a french tv network back in the late 00's (a few years before he died) where he discussed his former job and said he considered himself a skilled master craftsman when it came to "the widow" becuase he'd been trained from a young age on the intricacies of its design maintenance and use, he even had some of the old blades in his possession and showed them, including one that was still stained with the blood of the last man executed in france.

Christopher Lee witnessed the last guillotine execution.

@@andyf4292 Nonsense!

You're making pigs suffer through the same experience of being killed in gas chambers whenever you buy pig meat.

Yea

Doesn't that make you as bad as the person who did it though? And explain how does killing someone painfully benefit anyone? It doesnt bring the victim back.

@@rickysmythit does

✋ sleep too

Thanks so much for watching love. I appreciate you!💖

I'd rather get the electric chair

I'm sorry if this sounds harsh, but he killed a little child. He deserved what he got 😢

@@Lee-Darin I definitely don’t feel bad for him in particular. He is a very hard guy to have compassion for.

@@JadeExplainsDeath I'm surprised that he didn't get the death penalty for his first murder.

If she is alive she didn’t drown…..

​@@ZionislifeI drowned when I was 6, but they resuscitated me.

It made me laugh.😂

yes

That’s honestly so interesting! I would love to cover the experiment!❤️

Always. Especially through the eyes of a biased liberal media.

You are not the only one thinking that.

Because the victim is not the point of the video buddy.

Computer programs can be maliciously tampered with unfortunately. Firing squad can be quick and relatively painless if the bullet destroys the brain before it can interpret what is going on. Human reactions are not as fast as a fatal bullet shot to the brain. However, firing squad is not a reliable form of punishment that you can guarantee is free from cruel or unusual behaviour. A firing squad member might decide to be sadistic and shoot him in an area designed to cause maximum pain and suffering. Or they may deliberately aim to miss. I think if you look at all of the execution methods throughout history, there are only a handful of supposedly "painless" execution methods, and they all come with the risk of it not working properly and causing suffering to the inmate. Even the guillotine had issues where it needed two or three blows to chop someone's head off. Hanging isn't perfect either, because the calculations have to be spot on in order to snap the neck of the inmate and it can quite often go wrong, leaving the inmate to suffer a long slow death of asphyxiation. There are many new proposed methods of execution such as anaesthesia and then a shock to stop the heart, or carbon monoxide gas. I don't think any method of execution is guaranteed to kill the prisoner without any cruel or unusual happenings, therefore I do not support the death penalty in any way, shape or form.

They did (maybe still do) this in Thailand.

In firing squads (at least here in the US), I believe all members use the same model/caliber of rifle; one of the rounds is a blank, and is randomly issued. That way, each member can believe (well...in theory) that they fired the blank.

I vote we bring this gas back for child predators.

@@EthanDarke but dont bring it back for jews

@@EthanDarkechoke on blood

​@@daysgoneby3527Look into the eyes of a three year old and say that....asshole.

It was fake

Nope

I think that just like in a hospital setting, they sometimes use smaller needles depending on the person, but considering that the people placing IV’s don’t always have a lot of experience, it’s setting them up for failure.💖

I worked in a lab for many years. Never had 16 Guage needles. Largest was a 20 Guage. For smaller veins or it's a 22 or 23 guage is used(called a butterfly needle). The higher number guage,the smaller the needle. No sympathy at all for such individuals & don't agree with a long drawn out sentence. If you do the crime,do the time. If given a death sentence, no appeal. Did the victim receive any? Accomplices should be dealt the same.

I agree completely :) BRING IT BACK!!! :D Demorats and their rejection of captial punishment ideology needs to take a hike!!!

That’s not all what about the animals that’s are used for meat. Like cows cattle chickens pigs and etc. maybe you should turn vegan if you eat meat and dairy.

@@suebuschmann7057 Nobody's commented about food, ya weirdo.

You don’t see. That’s sad. 😢

Your eye for an eye mentality doesn’t solve anything, let alone bring closure or relief. Of course I do not condone the actions of this murderer. How could I! But a tit for tat policy is never the way.

@@wisecoonie Yes it does, it gives future criminals a second of pause knowing they will die and it would or could. I’m more concerned about those they torture and kill. My compassion lies with them

@@Kodeeni no it won’t. And this has been extensively documented ánd statistically proven.

@@wisecoonie If that was your child I’d bet you would feel differently

@@Kodeeni I am firmly convinced that executions are never, ever the answer. As to your cliché emotional argument, it only proves you are badly in want of better arguments.

You know what I find so interesting? Nobody EVER comments this on videos made by men. Why do you think that is? Plenty of them use different variations of “vocal fry”. This is like the new “you should smile more”.

I love the way she talks, personally.

@@JadeExplainsDeath nothing interesting cuz men have little of value to say

However, I believe that CO poisoning is most delicate, you just pass out.

That would work make sure it's super concentrated