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re: Could you be an executioner?
Posted on 8/7/26 at 5:06 pm to alphaandomega
Posted on 8/7/26 at 5:06 pm to alphaandomega
Absolutely could. Firing squad member, gallows release, plug in old Sparky, whatever is needed
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Posted on 8/7/26 at 6:01 pm to braves21
Not only could I do it, but I’d make it an art form.
Posted on 8/7/26 at 6:02 pm to braves21
Yep. No hesitation. Depending on what they did, I'd do it for free and make sure it took me a bit to find a vein.
Posted on 8/7/26 at 6:05 pm to Don Quixote
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for executing pedos the application line would be a mile long
I'd pay good money for the honor if they'd let me do it my way.
Posted on 8/7/26 at 6:07 pm to HogBalls
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Depending on what type of people I’m executing. Some i wouldn’t even need to be paid
This.
The guy who stabbed that girl on the bus. I’d start the IV and push some potassium first.
Posted on 8/7/26 at 6:09 pm to braves21
quote:Your Mom says I absolutely slay her lady parts.
Could you be an executioner?
Posted on 8/7/26 at 6:09 pm to deltaland
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I want a guillotine, axe, or at least an electric chair
I'd prefer a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire. Neegan understood that bashing in of the head until it was a pile of mush was quite the deterrent.
Posted on 8/7/26 at 7:27 pm to SmackoverHawg
How’d you like to be the guy who swung the tomahawk for this?
George Rogers Clark was trying to take a fort held by the British during the Revolution.
During a truce in the siege, a returning war party of Native Americans allied with the British unknowingly walked into the town and were captured by Clark’s men.
The Execution: Clark had four of the captives tomahawked (hatchet-killed) in plain sight of the fort's walls, after which their bodies were scalped and thrown into the river. (a book i read said it was six, hands tied, and had their brains bashed in with a war club).
Clark used this brutal act as psychological warfare. He wanted to show the British garrison that no relief was coming and that any resistance would result in no mercy. He also intended to demonstrate to local Native American tribes that the British could not protect them.
Demoralized by the aggressive tactics, the illusion of a much larger American force, and dwindling options, Lieutenant Governor Henry Hamilton surrendered Fort Sackville on February 25, 1779
George Rogers Clark was trying to take a fort held by the British during the Revolution.
During a truce in the siege, a returning war party of Native Americans allied with the British unknowingly walked into the town and were captured by Clark’s men.
The Execution: Clark had four of the captives tomahawked (hatchet-killed) in plain sight of the fort's walls, after which their bodies were scalped and thrown into the river. (a book i read said it was six, hands tied, and had their brains bashed in with a war club).
Clark used this brutal act as psychological warfare. He wanted to show the British garrison that no relief was coming and that any resistance would result in no mercy. He also intended to demonstrate to local Native American tribes that the British could not protect them.
Demoralized by the aggressive tactics, the illusion of a much larger American force, and dwindling options, Lieutenant Governor Henry Hamilton surrendered Fort Sackville on February 25, 1779
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