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Re: OT little Idaho girl, Thank God she's found
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Posted by Illinois Boy on July 02, 2005 at 14:06:16 from (12.220.37.158):
In Reply to: Re: OT little Idaho girl, Thank God she's found posted by Mike Stenson on July 02, 2005 at 13:35:33:
You guys quit it - it's not their fault... Don't you realize that they are victims of the environment that we - farmers and normal people have created? Man - we have turned into a country of wimps who won't even hold people like this accountable for their crimes - it's pretty disgusting. It seems that normal everyday people know how to handle the problem, but politicians and judges run around worried about some criminal's rights. I say they have a right - to be executed by the means of their choice. That should be their only right! I can remember taking my shotgun to school. Most of the boys did the same as we would all go rabbit hunting on our way home. I don't ever remember anyone being shot!! What changed - the boys or the guns? What changed in this case - the crime or the lack of punishment?
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