 | | 07-17-2008, 07:26 PM |
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| Quote: | She deserves to die a very slow and painful death. | And that's exactly what's happening to her.
Which is why I have sympathy for her. I don't know, maybe it's the way that I am different from the type of person who would commit the kind of acts she did. I dunno. All I know is that, to me, the slow and agonizing death of any one person is something that arouses sympathy in me.
I'm not inclined to circumvent the judicial system over that sympathy, mind you. If she were in good health, I wouldn't be advocating for her release either. But, her circumstances being what they are, I still feel sympathy for her.
Mostly, though, I feel sympathy for her family, who committed no crime and who, for whatever reason that is theirs alone to know, want to spend the last days of this woman's life in her company. I can't imagine that prison rules make that easy. I'm not saying they should either.
I'm just saying that I feel sympathy. __________________  Sunny
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