QuickHitCurepon
Diamond Member
Who told you any way of killing an animal causes it not to suffer in some unknown way? Has one come back from the dead and explained to you how it feels? Injecting chemicals into an animal can and does alter certain things like the quality of the meat for instance. It possibly could alter the fur quality for those looking to impress with their furs stolen from dead animals.
Why are people so opposed to taking a person's word for it? Like I said, Molly dropped straight down and didn't suffer in the second from when she was injected to when she died. Meaning she dropped down and didn't move. In the videos of the animals in China, you can see the movements towards death of the animals. When dogs are gassed, you can use your imagination of exactly what happens. It is a scientific process, gassing. If you want to get into the mysteries of death and absolute knowledge of what happens when animals and humans die, you might want to start a different thread in a different forum.
Edit: The only chemical that would have prevented Molly from moving are muscle relaxants, and they DO NOT work instanteously.
I'm not opposed to taking peoples word for it if they actually experienced it. You didn't experience getting euthanized. You observed something else getting euthanized. I have as well. My point is you don't know what stress occurs nor how it manifests itself. You do realize the euthanization is just an overdose of anesthesia don't you? If you do then you also realize it is a muscle relaxer that suppresses protective reflexes?
Yes, of course, an anesthetic is the only legal thing that can produce instant death. The point I made was that the anesthetic made her unconscious before the muscle relaxant (if used) could have had much if any effect at all.

