Yusuf ToropovJul 11, 2024
Laffy
“The state of #Texas, blocked from purchasing lethal injection drugs by major pharmaceutical companies that refuse to participate in executions, bought them instead from an in-state, compounding pharmacy with a history of more than a dozen safety and cleanliness violations, NPR has learned.”
https://apple.news/A7CsokUSrTVeSu3OX8uJm0g
Unmarked cars and secret orders: How a pharmacy prepared drugs for Texas’ executions — NPR

NPR identified the company that provided Texas with execution drugs and uncovered that state and federal authorities alleged the pharmacy and some of its owners violated laws meant to protect patients

Jul 10, 2024 at 9:47pmWeb
Show threadDanette 🐬Jul 10, 2024
@GottaLaff I wouldn’t be surprised if these states don’t start using the black market- they are so intent on killing people.
Show threadAviva GaryJul 10, 2024

@GottaLaff Damn... just take them out back and shoot them instead

Might be more humane 🙃 👀

Show threadJerseyBlueJul 10, 2024
@GottaLaff Barbarians.
Show threadStu Duerson, machina exo deusJul 10, 2024

@GottaLaff

Well, under Trump, that'll be no problem. Mifepristone may be outlawed, but I'm sure he'll be glad to add Zyklon B to the pharmacopeia.😐

Show threadJim SnowdenJul 11, 2024
@GottaLaff It’d be nice if Texas’s pols put more effort into keeping its people alive than trying to kill them, but that’s not who Texans elect.
Show threadThreadbaneJul 11, 2024
@GottaLaff
Why is this such a problem? I assume because lawyers, butting their way into a medical problem, have dictated what's to be used based on their extensive scientific and medical training. Why isn't a lethal overdose of heroin sufficient?
Show threadDwight Williams (💉 x9)+😷🇨🇦Jul 11, 2024
@GottaLaff One more excuse for the Trumpists to want NPR, PBS and the like to die off as well...