Because of course people using guillotine pictures mean that literally instead of figuratively.
You might, incidentally, want to read up on the “painless” part of inert gas. Ideally not from pro-death penalty sources but, say, actual, peer-reviewed medical research. I mean remember when lethal injection was the “painless” option?
Yeah. That.
Here, I’ll help you along, giving you pointers in the right direction and letting you exercise your research muscles to find the actual studies, etc.
There was stuff about this in Experimental Physiology in 2024.
The Journal of the American Medical Association took a hard negative stance on it in 2024.
There was stuff about this in the Journal of Applied Physiology in 2025.
The American Veterinary Medical Association outlaws nitrogen euthanasia for animals because it causes suffering. (The context of this is delicious: It’s in the Supreme Court’s case files.)
But hey, at least the Western New England Law Review agreed with you in 2026. And you know how it goes: if lawyers say it, it must be true, no matter what, you know, actual experts have to say on the topic.
You might, incidentally, want to read up on the “painless” part of inert gas.
I don’t need to. I’ve experienced it. I’ve stuck my head in big reaction chambers before all the Argon has dispersed, and I know exactly what it feels like. If I were suicidal, that’s how I’d do it, and in fact, that’s how many people choose to go. It’s here one second, light headed, then gone. We can detect the overabundance of CO2 in our lungs, but not the absence of O2, so there’s no biological panic signal. Just nothing.
The US doesn’t execute people this way because something something “cruel and unusual doesn’t allow people to feel slightly high on the way out.” It’s bullshit. A humane society with the intention to euthanize or execute people would do so with N2 or another inert gas. We don’t because we choose to be cruel.
Because of course people using guillotine pictures mean that literally instead of figuratively.
You might, incidentally, want to read up on the “painless” part of inert gas. Ideally not from pro-death penalty sources but, say, actual, peer-reviewed medical research. I mean remember when lethal injection was the “painless” option?
Yeah. That.
Here, I’ll help you along, giving you pointers in the right direction and letting you exercise your research muscles to find the actual studies, etc.
But hey, at least the Western New England Law Review agreed with you in 2026. And you know how it goes: if lawyers say it, it must be true, no matter what, you know, actual experts have to say on the topic.
Oh and forgive me for replying to you twice, but…
You guys were posting those figuratively?!? Uhhhhh… Huh. I thought we had a plan here.
Right? I literally meant literally.
I don’t need to. I’ve experienced it. I’ve stuck my head in big reaction chambers before all the Argon has dispersed, and I know exactly what it feels like. If I were suicidal, that’s how I’d do it, and in fact, that’s how many people choose to go. It’s here one second, light headed, then gone. We can detect the overabundance of CO2 in our lungs, but not the absence of O2, so there’s no biological panic signal. Just nothing.
The US doesn’t execute people this way because something something “cruel and unusual doesn’t allow people to feel slightly high on the way out.” It’s bullshit. A humane society with the intention to euthanize or execute people would do so with N2 or another inert gas. We don’t because we choose to be cruel.
So … you’re full of shit, and when pointed at the evidence you’re full of shit you choose not to investigate how full of shit you are.
Yep. This tracks. You’re an American.
Buh-bye bonehead.
Right. My lived experience is fake because you found some links by googling “inert gas evil pain bad.” Chauvinism has a name and it’s “lemmy.”
How do you think this thing got any support? It’s the most painless way to go.
But do tell me how my own experience felt. I’d love to know!