Tennessee Rep Tim Burchett Christa Pike Firing Squad
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Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee is demanding an immediate firing squad execution after the state failed to carry out executions twice on Christa Pike, identified as a murderer in the text. The speaker notes the state attempted to execute her two times, resulting in her receiving life-saving medical care instead. He argues that lethal injection methods are ineffective and should be abandoned because they have been problematic from the start. Instead, he suggests alternative execution methods like firing squads or hanging have higher success rates, stating they are 100%, never heard of them not working. The electric chair was used successfully in recent years too, though there is a question about whether it's cruel and inhuman punishment. A specific mechanism for a firing squad involves seven shooters with five live rounds and two blanks, positioned 30 feet away with something over their heart so they know where they hit. Let's just get to something that works and let's DO IT. NO MORE LETHAL INJECTION BS. The current legal avenue might allow the condemned person to avoid the death penalty, so we need a guaranteed successful execution method. They prop her up and bring her to a firing squad! TDOC 261368 #TimBurchett
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But what happens next? I mean, the state tried to kill her twice. She was on death row, and then they took her to the hospital for life-saving care. Two things in conflict with each other, and now she's alive at the hospital. So what is the state to do when she recovers? Take proper up and bring her to a firing squad. I think that should be, we need to, we need our legislature just to step forward. we can use the electric chair. It was used the last few years. And there's a question of whether it's cruel and inhuman punishment. You hear that all the time. Well, the firing squad and hanging are 100 percent. I've never heard of them not being. And let's just let's get to something that works and let's do it. Get away from the drugs. That's been problematic from the start. I was in the legislature when they legalized that and when we moved away from the electric chair. We've used the electric chair in the last few years, and it's been successful. So I think either you go there, either that or hanging, or firing squad, like I said. Firing squad, you put seven people up there, you give five of them bullets, two blanks, you put them 30 feet away, and you put something over their heart, and they know where they hit, and they go.
