We trust the same state that doesn't know the difference between potassium chloride and potassium acetate to carry out executions?!
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Oklahoma killed Charles Warner—and violated its own protocol in the process. This is unbelievable.
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If a doctor administers you the wrong drug, it's malpractice. What do we call it when the state does that but is trying to kill you anyway?
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As I keep pointing out, death penalty is a racial justice issue. It's black and brown people that are disproportionately sentenced to death.
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Glossip's execution was stopped because oops! sorry!! wrong drug mistake. But Warner's execution wasn't. Guess which one's white.
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What do we call this? What the German word for "when the state kills someone that they were trying to kill anyway but with the wrong drug"?
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If
#BlackLivesMatter
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This begs the question: what else is Oklahoma fucking up when it comes to criminal justice in general, and the death penalty in particular?
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What other violations of protocol have occurred and continue to occur? Damn.
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If you support the death penalty bc of your sense of justice, what's happening in Oklahoma should matter to you: it's unquestionably unjust.
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But then you'd have to question all of it, and conclude that it's only ever unjust.
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