Geetnerd

It wouldn’t surprise me, sadly.

We’re 30 years after Jerry Springer, and other shitty media, normalizing cruelty and humiliation as entertainment.

Some of them were found working in meat packing plants in the US Midwest. Basically, slaves.

There’s a high probability he’s dead, and they know it. If so, they’ll never get a body back.

No, some morphine. Night night, then… nighty night.

OK, I guess that was a joke. A very abstract joke. But OK.

Yeah, but this is a person who doesn’t know, and wants someone to explain, and quantify it.

Even if they never truly understand, or truly feel it, it would be advantageous to intellectually have an idea of what it is, and to be able to mimic it to fit into common society, and not be ostracized.

I think I have this.

I feel everything in a social situation. To a painful, heighetend degree.

Empathy is imagining how you would feel in another person’s place, if they were insulted, or assaulted, or injured. Or even happy, or joyous.

Even if you don’t feel it, learn to fake it, and attempt to aid them. Maybe you’ll feel it, eventually.

Warriors have hearts, too…

Copy that. Have a good one.

My bad, then.

👍

You’re not seeing the forest for the trees.

It was ALWAYS intended to not be enough.

Bro, I’m so deep in a depression hole right now. Thanks, I appreciate it.

You’re more of an optimist than me.

You may know the story, but Jim Jeffries (Jeff Nugent,) the Australian comedian, has (had?) a friend with Muscular Dystrophy, who died multiple times, briefly.

When asked if there was anything beyond death, the friend said “No.”

To make the person being executed suffer.

Do this need to be explained to you?

Well, multiple scientists and doctors during the French Revolution reported that multiple victims maintained consciousness, briefly, after being beheaded, up to 30 seconds. One such incident happened in 1905, to a French criminal named Henri Languille. The French used the guillotine as the State method for executions up until 1981. The last beheading was in 1977.

https://mikedashhistory.com/2011/01/25/some-experiments-with-severed-heads/

In short, it’s not painless, and does not cause instant unconsciousness. If that was the goal, they’d render the “criminal” unconscious before execution.

But then, that’s not the point, is it?

I’m convinced lethal injection was intentionally designed to be agony, and torture. There are too many accounts by eyewitnesses of it not being peaceful, and painless.

How long until these executions are televised live on Fox?