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ok so technically, this wouldn't be the US regime, this wouldn't even be a regime at all judging by modern contemporary definitions.

The dude was executed under state law. In the united states.

Can we stop referring to the US like this? I get that we have problems but jesus christ it feels loaded calling us a "regime" we're not all that oppressive, and we're not all that anti-democratic. Calling it a regime probably makes it more of a regime than it is by itself.

we could've had a productive discussion on the problems with capital punishment, but nope. here we are, not even talking about it at all (aside from the comment threads)