Fentanyl is one of the most dangerous drugs ever created in the history of civilization. Just two milligrams can kill someone. A kilogram of fentanyl can kill 500,000 people, so the person pulled over in the story you speak of had at least 14 kilograms of it. Fentanyl has no odor, taste or color.
Christa Pike murdered Colleen Slemmer in 1995. She was found guilty and sentenced to death in 1996. It took thirty years for her execution attempt to take place.
Marie Antoinette was executed on October 16, 1793. She may not have been the best/smartest/noblest head of state, but she was no murderer either. Only murderers should get the death penalty. When Marie Antoinette was tried, one of the charges she was found guilty of was "depleting the treasury". Don't all heads of state deplete their national treasuries to some extent? If that vague abstract definition of a crime was consistently enforced and punished by death all over the world, all heads of state would get the death penalty.
When the blade severed Marie Antionette's head, she was dead in 20-30 seconds (it takes 20-30seconds for your brain to shut off after the blood supply and central nervous system signals have been cut off). When they gave Christa Pike a lethal injection, it should have killed her within a few minutes, but it didn't. They took her to a hospital and waited several days to see if she would live or not, and she lived. The Tennessee governor has suspended all executions until next year as a result.
That's why Marie Antoinette's executioner is better than Christa Pike's executioner.
I'm not surprised. Thank you for strengthening my desire to see public school districts be abolished. Public school districts lowered academic standards too much, they lowered discipline standards too much, and now the teachers hate their students so much they not only want to kill them, but eat them as well.
Private school students and homeschool students usually outperform public school students, so delegating education to private schools and homeschooling families would be a very smart and cost-saving move. If enough mayors do it, perhaps someone could host a "Schoolless Mayors Conference".
