r/SipsTea • • 14h ago

Lmao gottem She beat the system.

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u/Far-Fennel-3032 13h ago

The problem is that pretty much almost every organisation and individual refuses to take part in preparing the lethal injections, as, funnily enough, it's actually broadly illegal to make pharmaceutical products with the intent of killing people.

So the government has to lie to whoever they are buying it from that it's for something else. So the government receives injections that are safe and won't kill anyone. But then the government needs to find people and convince them to make it lethal, but they also can't actually tell people to make it lethal, as pretty much anyone who knows what they are doing would lose their medical license if they did it. As funny enough compounding pharmacies are tightly regulated who would have guessed.

So these lethal injections have to be prepared by people who don't know what they are doing and have extremely low ethical standards to both practice compounding pharmacy without a license and do so to kill people. So you end up with non-lethal injections that have been successfully made idiot-proof, and the stooges are unable to make them lethal, so people survive all the time. So the whole thing is just a circus.

Keep in mind all the government would need to actually do is flood the room with N2, and people would peacefully pass in their sleep. But laws and regulations about stopping people from dying get in the way of people dying, funnily enough, forcing the government into the circus of lethal injections.

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u/alien4649 13h ago

How about a tiny bit of fentanyl?

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u/limegreenpaint 13h ago edited 5h ago

So I have a resistance to opioids that is legendary among my doctors. I got a port put in for treatment, and if the local hadn't worked, I would have felt everything. I asked the nurse if I'd gotten the meds, yet, and she panicked.

It was 3x the dose of fentanyl (150mcg) and Versed (12mg), because we'd planned on waking anesthesia. I did not expect to be completely lucid.

It's entirely possible that she has a similar resistance as a redhead.

(Edited to show doses- I forgot to include them.)

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u/blackjustin 13h ago

I was just about to ask if you were a ginger until I read that last line.
Shout out to the gingers

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u/Flashtopher 8h ago

Of course they can handle more drugs.

How else do they fill the void left due to lacking a soul?

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u/par_texx 5h ago

Did you hear that Ireland held a International RedHead conference the other year?

Not a soul showed up...

I'll see myself out.

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u/OceanRacoon 3h ago

Ridiculous that in 2026 people are still repeating that stupid "joke", grow up. Say another minority doesn't have a soul and realize how much you sound like a dehumanizing bigot/Mormon talking about black people

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u/blodyn__tatws 7h ago

Yeah, ginger here... I need to get more local anaesthetic at the dentist than my non-ginger friends. 😭

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u/EllipticPeach 9h ago

People with hypermobility are also resistant to some drugs!

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u/limegreenpaint 5h ago

I have hEDS and ME (aka CFS), and I found out that my complete lack of response to opioids is made worse because of the ME - I had no idea until a month ago, though my resistance has always been high.

I woke up during my wisdom tooth removal, which was a shock to everyone. The anesthesia from my hysterectomy wore off before they even had my pain relief ready, and I spent over 30 minutes being wheeled around post-op and being told by one particular nurse that I was being dramatic. I threw up on her, though I don't remember, thankfully.

I had to have a tooth pulled 3 years ago, and the dentist numbed up the side of my face to the point I couldn't close my left eye because I couldn't feel my eyelids 😂 I liked him.

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u/WarFighterAsh 3h ago

so THATS why drugs dont do shit for me....what