Could also be that the prison literally cannot buy the drugs they need. A lot of these drugs come from "unknown sources" because medical companies don't like to sell drugs they know are going to be used for lethal injection.
Mirshe
joined 3 years ago
She also voices Flemeth from Dragon Age.
Life problems? No. Immediate problems? Yeah. That's half rent for me, or groceries for a month, or a car payment and insurance, all my major bills, etc. For a lot of people, that's the most pressing thing in their life.
Oh the state kills a LOT of mentally disabled and unwell people. It's almost always been used as a way to get "undesirable" poor/black/"inferior" people out of the world in the US, and that's especially true with the South.
Same with the old and untested drugs. Medical companies won't sell certain drugs to prisons because they don't want their drugs associated with lethal injection, and so prisons that do use lethal injection either simply lie their asses off or use whatever ancient shit they can find.
I was about to say, this is what got us the Marvel Implosion in the 90s. Nobody reading the Phoenix Saga in the X-Men wants to see "the story is continued in Avengers #459", or wants to hunt down 40 different titles to read the entirety of Civil War or whatever.
How is he supposed to rideshare when all his disciples are in one Accord? (Acts 2:1)
But only the right sort of Christian. None of that liberation theology.
From what I've seen and read, multiple studies pretty much show that EVs need to look like regular cars for mass adoption. You need to be able to look at it and not immediately clock it as electric, and it needs to fit in on the roadway, especially in places like the US or UK. Consumers feel better about cars that just look like a car, not cars that look like beans or dumpsters or something from a 70s trade paperback scifi cover.
What in the Angela Anaconda is this?
Allegedly there's a cadre of his inner circle that's already pushing to establish martial law and cancel the midterms.
view more: next ›
Those require a lot more dosage, and don't kill quickly (which is what you want with an execution). Cops don't want to give a valid use for these drugs either. Prisons do want to experiment with slowly replacing atmosphere in a sealed chamber with nitrogen, sorta like what they used to do with the gas chamber - but nobody's tested this as an execution method and no state wants to be the one to fuck it up first.