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Why was the guillotine considered humane?
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Why was the guillotine considered humane?

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It was not considered humane, because it was used for revenge to kill any one who showed signs of being witches or
Doing any magical things, and it was used to punish people who did bad crimes or even no crimes at all!
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it was used for witches or people who did something illegal basically like the death sentence

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