The most humane way is probably the most gruesome way, which is beheading. Every other "humane" execution contains suffering for a bit, while beheading immediately overwhelm your brain with signals and you're very unlikely to feel pain. The other way is by hanging, which will likely snap your neck once you drop down and overwhelm your brain with signals, but the risk is if the rope doesn't adjusted to the right height you're gonna hurt your neck while suffocating.

So get your guillotine now.

Most pharmaceutical companies won't sell the state the drugs used to properly kill someone. Rather than stop executing people, the state tries to make do with whatever they can get their hands on.

Yeah like, if she recovers what are they going to do, kill her again?

I'm against capital punishment and the way they do it in the US is barbaric. But at this point it would be more humane to pull the plug or hit her with a hammer or something

The only time I can agree with the death sentence is if the subject of it has proven to be 1, incorrigible and guaranteed to repeat offend 2, have an offence so vile that they cannot be risked a release into the public, either intentionally or accidentally 3, whose guilt has been established in irrefutable manner.

Think absolute menace serial killer psychos. Child rapists.

They're also freely giving her better medical attention and coverage than an abhorrent percentage of the rest of the population. They're giving her care that an insurance company would do their damndest to deny, and as soon as she's conscious, they'll try to kill her again.

The state is probably pissy though because now they have to do paperwork to get another death warrant signed.

Because - and I can't stress this enough - there is a severe case of "I really don't give a shit" that permeates literally every professional role in the US. From fast food to federal government, there are way way too many people who just literally do not give a shit.

It's compounded in the bureaucratic jobs because those are the people the rest of us rely on to get the proper information to the people who need it (i.e. medical records to a doctor, passing info from one party to another), and entirely too often is there literally always something missing that would have taken all of 5 seconds worth of extremely little effort to make sure everything was correct.

It's honestly astounding just how little everyone seems to care bout anything that isn't directly involving themselves or someone they know personally.

US has a long history of losing wars too so not that surprising.

The state pays for it. She has no estate.