I'm watching Michael Collins ( movie ) and what is the difference between execution by firing squad and beheading like they do now. They both end up dead. The outcry now is unbelievable but tying someone to a chair or post and hoping that the bullets kill straight away is worse than cutting someone's head off straight away. Opinions welcome
Poor bait. i hope you kept the receipt so you take it back to the tackle shop and get your money back.
However, you generally know where you are with a firing squad but in the other scenario you have to hope that the raving loon holding the blade has, at least, got some experience with a knife after working at his dad's kebab shop or somewhere, otherwise it could get Messi.
Poor bait. i hope you kept the receipt so you take it back to the tackle shop and get your money back.However, you generally know where you are with a firing squad but in the other scenario you have to hope that the raving loon holding the blade has,
Barbarism of the worst kind and can only begin to imagine what happens.
I recall a few years ago where three were beheaded, and their heads left at the side of the road.
A comment from an observer was the the New Zealander suffered the worst convulsions!
Until then I had thought that the deed was done with one skillful (hopefully) swing of a sword.
A few years ago I cut a finger down to the bone and through a nerve. That alone was seriously painful!
I'm wondering whether the poor hapless victim may go into some kind of "shutdown", of the nervous system.
Barbarism of the worst kind and can only begin to imagine what happens.I recall a few years ago where three were beheaded, and their heads left at the side of the road.A comment from an observer was the the New Zealander suffered the worst convulsion
Yes, I can't imagine that they use that method as a clean, clinical and pain-free method of termination. More like, the more horrendous it is, the greater the fear-factor upon the rest of their victims.
I think that the Japanese did try to maintain a degree of professionalism to what we, in the West, see as an act of barbarism.
Yes, I can't imagine that they use that method as a clean, clinical and pain-free method of termination. More like, the more horrendous it is, the greater the fear-factor upon the rest of their victims.I think that the Japanese did try to maintain a
Ex work colleague was in Saudi when some soul was being marched out to the spot where he was to be beheaded.
The swordsman to his right stabbed him in the side and, as he jerked upwards, the one to his left took his head off with one practiced swipe.
he said that he was glad he was at a fair distance.
Ex work colleague was in Saudi when some soul was being marched out to the spot where he was to be beheaded.The swordsman to his right stabbed him in the side and, as he jerked upwards, the one to his left took his head off with one practiced swipe.h