Okay so this article, and the one it links back to, make much of the "rejected by veterinarians" line, but it's incredibly unclear as to why. Carbon dioxide would be an awful way to go, but I don't understand why, of someone is going to be killed (and not just killed but having their pattern erased when it could be preserved, known time of death in a controlled facility is a best case for cryo), nitrogen hypoxia is considered bad instead of a best option. Can someone explain this? As I understand it your get giddy and happy, then pass out, then die. Why is that unethical, if you've already decided the killing is ethical?
Huh, not one single person with any power to do anything. Why exactly should I care, when the people who could do something have repeatedly and explicitly said they ain't gonna?
Right, and you're just going to completely ignore that they made that opening remain open until their guy could nominate the judge they wanted because of a rule they made up that they completely trashed a few years later. Yeah okay.
Also who exactly is talking about adding seats? Citations needed.
There are a lot of people I don't agree with, some I find downright obnoxious, and the last thing I'd choose to spend my limited time on this earth doing is finding them and telling them why I dislike them. Is there truly nothing better for you, no positivity you can bring to people or things that you do like, that would be a better use of your time than... This?
You aren't punishing your hated foes. You are sticking it to them, you aren't, in fact accomplishing anything. Is reddit truly so pristine and flawless that there is no possible use of your time that could make it better, rather than the shouting into the void you are meaninglessly doing here?
Because, if not... That's awfully sad. Kid with progeria breaking his ribs catching a nerf football sad. Your dad ran over your cat level sad. I am begging you, for the sake of what I am going to call your soul without intending any supernatural implications: find something actually worthwhile to do with your life.
