It is possible that the vehicles were inoperable or abandoned.
I'm all for Guillotines.
No chance of missing the heart/head if firing squad.
Seems like it may be pretty painless.
Pretty sure no one has ever complained of the ouchie.
Worth noting…
In the vid, "Donovan, the hero of sorts" who is supposed to "know a few things about cars" could very possibly be a target for discrediting. One of the obvious "blunders" he makes is suggesting the fuel tanks possibly being made from aluminum. No major OEM auto manufacturer makes their fuel tanks from Aluminum. None.
Also, Eric West, the presenter, stated an investigator said temps reached in excess of 3000°F. Steel melts at between 2500-2800°F. I didn't see any melted steel.
>nothing was around them for fuel, it's just grass.
It's possible there was still some amount of gasoline in the fuel tank(s) of the two cars.
Even so, I've seen a number of burned out vehicles (from wrecks & arson) and never seen melted steel. Only once where some aluminum was melted and those were smallish engine components. Not saying it doesn't happen, but never personally seen wheels melted.
>>19446466
Sure, enjoy yourself.
>an unjust law is no law at all.
When [they] argue that it is for the good of the children, [they] will label the law as just.
Puts it back in the court system to determine if unjust - while [they] use their gestapo tactics and have their way.
The hypocrites know why they are really doing it.
Nobody said to pull the lever slowly
C'mon man! Where's the sauce?