Even more countries still have the death penalty but are not used it anymore.

• 55 countries had the death penalty
• Nine of these countries had the death penalty only for the most serious crimes, such as multiple killing or war crimes
• 23 had the death penalty, but had not used it for 10 years

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Most countries don't have death penalties anymore. So no, not rest of the world.

I'm completely horrified people here are discussing whether N2O is working properly or not, if it's humane or not, what could work better, while we are talking about murdering people. The US is trying horrible ways to kill people because they aren't allowed to buy seditives from the medical industry as it is only allowed to be sold to medical institutes, you know, for helping people.

The US incarceration system is full of crimes against humanity, is corrupt, racist, still has slavery and is still murdering people. I know others who experimented with more effective ways to kill people, during the 1940's. I wonder when the US tries more efficient ways, like for instance dumping a can of Zyclon B in a full room. Bunch of fucking nazis.

Don't give Xi any ideas

I live in Utrecht, one of The Netherlands' larger cities. I don't even have a car anymore. I can reach any place in the city by cycling in 15min max. Planning a trip with Google maps often shows cycling to be as fast or even faster than by car. Amsterdam by train is 30min, train leaves every 10min. I can take my bike in the train or take a public transportation bike from any train station. Cars are stupid.

Although there are many improvements to be made, like international euro rail connecting the capitals, better prices, a reliable DB and most importantly EU standard track system, I love our euro rails.

But I've gotta confess, the fact the US train is called Marc is kinda cool.

"Hey, I wonder where Marc is. Is he coming?"

"Nah men, Marc is completely derailed again. He burned down an entire town and he's toxic AF."