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: Althouse"I would like the firing squad, please."
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In Utah, one has a choice of execution method.ADDED: Almost no one is going for the idea that your choice of method would depend on whether you deserved harsh punishment. I put those alternatives in there because I thought people would quibble about that. But no. Now, the 2 choices have been polling about equal, and I wonder if it's because there's a difference of opinion about which is actually less painful or if it's a preference about the sort of drama you'd feel best about.
Full post as published by Althouse on April 23, 2010 (boomark / email).
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