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randome

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1. Yeah, well, despite the injustices committed in the name of 'freedom'...

Reply to kpete (Original post)

Sat May 5, 2012, 09:36 AM

May 2012

...it wouldn't exactly hurt to remember the thousands who died on 9/11.

I'm not disputing you about how this sham 'trial' is being conducted and I do not condone torture under any circumstances but...it's kind of the same reaction I have about the death penalty. In general, I'm against it but I'm not going to protest too strongly when a true monster is put to death.

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They Made Us a Nation of Bedwetters [View all] kpete May 2012 OP

Yeah, well, despite the injustices committed in the name of 'freedom'... randome May 2012 #1

Well it was said "A wise man is not bound by his principles". nt Snotcicles May 2012 #3

We clearly don't trust our own laws anymore gratuitous May 2012 #2