Executions (1995) 2/6

This objective documentary on the death penalty and state sponsored killing looks at the social, political and moral impact of these methods of death. The film is separated into chapters on various execution styles and uses the theme of humane death in every segment.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• executions
• documentary
• 1995
• electric
• chair
• death
• penalty
• murder

[doneverest88]

It's a fucked up world that we live in.

[GRINDHASSUS]

@doneverest88 yes a very sickening world

[ivanrubbwanoff]

16,000 killed in a day, I call bullshit.

[zlambiara]

What's human again? Does what human do called human act' shorten up Humane.

[STHFGDBY]

If I was a soldier and had to witness this I would betray those who murdered people, I would gain their confidence and note those doing the murders and given the right opportunity I would kill those cowards who carried out the executions and hope I can conceal my identity as best I can..These coward soldiers or officers don't deserve to live.

[BostonBobby1961]

The United States never executed non violent drug offenders. That was a total crock of shit that the narrator said. The only people the are executed in the USA are those who have committed and convicted of murder. In modern times it was after they've exhausted all the court appeals, that usually took on average about 18 years.

[trzcinarowice]

@doneverest88 Like we have choice.

[carbonbodyworker]

@dan07011 Bit harsh fella! were talking innocent children here.

[hyc1765]

@Lousypenguin too true!!

[DerCerberus]

@doneverest88 you love it !!