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Originally Posted by chelsea24
We all live in different dimensions, don't we? I'm not being sarcastic. I'm always truly amazed at how different people look at things. It fascinates me.
When I first heard these guys were being tried in New York, my first thought was "Good! Now the families can have some closure!" These guys will be tried as common criminals, not some glorified war heros. Confessions all around, and sure to get the Death Penalty. It seemed so completely right to me.... I honestly believed there would not be any opposition!
My step-son was in Tower 3 and was evacuated before that fell. Thank God. But a dear friend of mine... lost her best friend from childhood in Tower 2. So, yes, our family has felt the impact. We have gone to Ground Zero to pray.
So, I can say in all honesty, I'm glad they're being tried in New York like the common murderers they are. If my step-son had been killed, my husband and I would want to be there sitting front row, center. Also for the executions, which are inevitable.
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You are right....it is amazing how people see things. Of course we know that whatever this administration does you will agree with so no surprises ever from you !
I might remind you relative to your post.....Zacarias Moussaoui is serving a life sentence instead of being put to death because in our system to execute anyone it must be unamious and there was ONE SINGLE holdout for the death penalty.
Two....and I will certainly stand corrected if we have any lawyers, but I am sure that some smart defense attorney will play the tape of the attorney general of the United States calling these guys guilty and asking for a mistrial which will only be one of the ploys used.
Not sure what you own personal experience here means but this is very tough on all americans and all of those who had someone in the building or knew families, but you call them common criminals so I suppose you have picked up from this administration that they are not combatants...but just criminals.....and what criminals they are...we have the US military in other countries looking for them but they are not enemy combatants..."JUST" criminals.
I sure wish some had the same outrage at the Black Panthers threatening voters in this country on tape and not being prosecuted. I use that example because it is the same man who is making the decision as attorney general !