
Because it sets a precedent of indifference towards someone being executed by the state. It’s not about whether what this person did was horrible or not or even if the death penalty is moral or not…it’s about making a spectacle of something that shouldn’t be. He’s going to be killed either way, so I ask you why televise it?
Well if Hegseth snapped into a completely new person and said “yeah we’re gonna televise this execution by like lethal injection for educational purposes and it’ll only be broadcasted on late night TV and we’ll make sure social media companies don’t allow kids to see footage of it” then I might feel a little differently. But instead we all know it’s gonna be like a UFC fight night style “masculinity” show to show how powerful America is or something along those lines. So yes to an extent