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Methods of Execution in the US

Can you name the accepted methods for carrying out the death penalty in the US?
Check out Countries with the Lowest Amount of Firearm Related Deaths and Political Leaders who were Assassinated and World's Leading Causes of Death
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First submittedDecember 12, 2014
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# of States Authorizing
Lethal Injection
35 + federal government
Electrocution
9
Gas Chamber
5
Hanging
2
Firing Squad
2
panscedar
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Level 69
Dec 12, 2014
Perhaps accept electric chair for electrocution.
Beefcake
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Level 43
Dec 15, 2014
Sorry, done
hwes
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Level 83
Dec 13, 2014
Agreed. Electric chair should be accepted.
Beefcake
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Level 43
Dec 15, 2014
Okay
BigMully12
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Level 56
Dec 13, 2014
yee i typed electric chair and it didnt work. add that in
Jerry928
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Level 75
Dec 14, 2014
Unbelievable, and sickening, that any of these are allowed. The stats show that killing offenders didn't deter their original offending, and stopping repeat offences (the only other practical point to killing an offender) can be achieved equally well by life imprisonment. At least very few countries do this sort of thing - this quiz shows who.
kalbahamut
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Level 84
Aug 2, 2018
Revenge killing a.k.a. "justice", deterrent, and the strawman that it's the only way to stop repeat offenses are all poor reasons to execute someone;

recognizing that a person has no value to society and that prolonging their life will only cause suffering to themselves and others, understanding that life is not sacred and that everyone dies sooner or later, accepting that lifelong imprisonment is actually a far worse punishment than humane execution once you take away the irrational fetishistic view of living that most people have, and realizing that keeping someone alive in prison costs a lot of money for no discernible gain ARE good reasons, though.

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