Questions of manmade, intentional loss of human life are so complicated. A person who intentionally kills another person in a moment of passion or while committing another crime should be punished. The state should not be able to end lives as punishment for crimes. Women should be able to manage their own reproductive health.
Narrowed down to this particular execution only, it's simply barbaric. The man was convulsing and vomiting until he finally lost consciousness or died. Oklahoma used a similar method that failed three times causing courts to step in and tell them to stop it. There are 14 countries in the world that allow the death penalty, or about 7% of the total. The US, being as backwards as it is, is of course among them.
Narrowed down to this particular execution only, it's simply barbaric. The man was convulsing and vomiting until he finally lost consciousness or died. Oklahoma used a similar method that failed three times causing courts to step in and tell them to stop it. There are 14 countries in the world that allow the death penalty, or about 7% of the total. The US, being as backwards as it is, is of course among them.

