RandomJC

Is it wrong I don't want to? On one side is voldemort, the otherside is a very old man. And to cap it off my other sitting senator is the Spineless wonder. Other than that, super local isn't as tragic.

Excuse me while I look at Trump's Supreme Court Nominee whose selling points are...will overturn Roe V. Wade and is against Gay marriage. Trump is doing what Pence would do. Trump has signed everything that was put in front of him so far. He says he doesn't follow the Republican orthodoxy, but he sure looks like it from here. That's my point. Trump doesn't have personal politics, which means on paper, Pence is "worse". But if you look at what Trump is actually doing, domestically, how is that any different than what Pence would be doing?

I also think it's kind of destructive to say "we don't want to hold Trump accountable for these crimes because someone else is 'worse'" How does that make us look as a nation, not being able to hold the president accountable because we think "Pence would be worse". I'm not even sure what's worse about Pence, what exactly is Pence going to do that Trump hasn't been doing or trying to do?

+1 TotoMimi

Not feeling like arguing Fascism, since I'm woefully under qualified to do such a thing. But I caught bits of his "Space Force" speech, and all I could think of he's describing NASA, just without the overt militarism. It almost makes me think Trump doesn't realize we've been to the moon.

Playthrough. But still. That requires motivation.

From what I understand, the cost isn't in the actual method of execution, but the process. Because you can't go "oops, sorry, we messed up you're really innocent" after the sentence is carried out, we spend years on things like appeals and reviews. Moreso than any other kind of case that goes through the system. On top of that, housing someone on death row costs more than housing them in general population.

Auto correct for the fails! I'm just enjoying the playthrough. Tempted to do my own, if I ever get enough motivation to do it.

I enjoying this a lot. You're Rebecca is awesome. (And I'll always prefer Wil, but that's just my general love for that core group in Lyn's path, except for Rath. I still don't like you Rath)

I'm sorry. I let my own emotions run away with me, and I got more heated than I should have. I apologize to @Tediz64 for getting heated in what should have been a much calmer discussion.

You mean, I had to lead off with my resume, instead of you just assuming I do nothing? That you can't even apologize for making assumptions about me, and my life? You understand that I didn't just tell you all that to get a pack on the back, right? That the reason I don't say just say that is because I DON'T want some validation from some random on the internet. My life is my own, and I like having it be my private life, not some way of validating myself in some argument. So if you really want to help, maybe be a decent human being first. Don't assume the worst in every person, and apologize when you mess up. Then actually do something with your time and money, help people. I've told you something you can do, I've brought an idea to your table instead of picking apart yours. And now you've shifted the argument again. Look, I'm done with you. You judge those before you known them, and aren't adult enough to own up to your mistakes and apologize for them. And I don't have time for people who rather think the worst of me before they even know who I am.

Donate time and energy to children's centers, the youth groups. Time to impoverished schools as a mentor to young kids, give them dreams and hopes beyond their impoverished beginnings. Do positive things, help people, time and effort into these actions, have noted effects, positive ones. It's been proven time and again, that all it takes is one person willing to help those less fortunate can make all the difference in the world. It's what I do. It's how I show I care. I help them. I visit these kids. I tutor them. I play games. I give them happiness in a world filled with pain. It's what my life has taught me, my pain has taught me. That doing good, being there for kids who need someone does so much. It saves lives. And I much rather save lives than take them. So again, don't you dare ever speak about my life, and what I do, when you don't have any clue.

So, I completely ignored this at first, but hey, Let's move past the fact that I didn't say it was okay to rape someone. Or that I didn't say I wouldn't go out of my way to stop it. That saying I don't think KILLING someone is the right action isn't the same as being complacent and being okay with evil acts. Let's go past that horseshit, and move on to the fact you don't know me, or my life, and how dare you act like I've never had tragedy strike in my life? You don't know what's happened to me, or my family, or my friends. The pain I've personally known. How that's shaped me as a person. You'd rather strawman and contort what I've said to further promote you're own twisted beliefs. And for your information, yes, I have known that pain, I have had to live through it. And I still don't think killing another person is the right, or "just" thing to do. So go shove your sanctimonious radical extreme ideas up your rearend and don't you ever dare speak about my life, or my family again like that.

You do know you're idea isn't new, right? You aren't bringing anything new to the table either. That whenever this has been done before it ended badly, is why people are picking apart you're idea.

(In an attempt to lighten the mood) Does the reality show Moonshiners count as horrific crime?