Mark Shore: A noble, merchant, and engineer await execution. The guillotine blade jams, so the noble is set free, to the crowd's displeasure. Despite repairs, the blade jams again and the merchant is also freed. Finally it's the engineer's turn, but before the blade drops he cries "STOP! I see the problem."

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hell i don't even mind if people keep it on their own timelines but just stay out of other people's mentions with this stuff

Can I fantasize about guillotines on others' timelines

but guillotines are classist, as i've explained before

How

Intentionally so unless we mean something other than "they're intended for the rich"

I'm fine with anti-rich classism

Well Actually, guillotines are highly engineered and persnickety devices requiring specialized labor to both transport and operate them, rendering them an impractical tool that reifies labor inequalities in the field of revolutionary executions

Idk that Instructables explainer made it look pretty easy

A noble, merchant, and engineer await execution. The guillotine blade jams, so the noble is set free, to the crowd's displeasure. Despite repairs, the blade jams again and the merchant is also freed. Finally it's the engineer's turn, but before the blade drops he cries "STOP! I see the problem."

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