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sunnystarr

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14. If the court sends it back to allow

Reply to Redfairen (Original post)

Wed Jan 29, 2014, 07:42 PM

Jan 2014

for an involuntary manslaughter plea which ends up with a year or two in jail then I think it would open the door for those on the left to murder many who have blood on their hands ... not really advocating for it myself so don't jump on me lol. I personally can think of quite a few who lined their pockets at the expense of the death of many, many innocents.

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Kansas Supreme Court hears case of Roeder, killer of abortion doctor George Tiller [View all] Redfairen Jan 2014 OP

No shame at all. Wow. AtheistCrusader Jan 2014 #1

K&R + other reports alp227 Jan 2014 #2

Tiller's delusions? MynameisBlarney Jan 2014 #4

FIXED... alp227 Jan 2014 #7

LOL MynameisBlarney Jan 2014 #9

When will they call O'Lielly to the stand? MynameisBlarney Jan 2014 #3

Good point KansDem Jan 2014 #6

I'd say he had PLENTY to do with it. MynameisBlarney Jan 2014 #10

OFFS. eggplant Jan 2014 #5

Actually, Tiller was attending services at his church KansDem Jan 2014 #8

It was a Vancouver BC doctor that was shot arikara Jan 2014 #11

You know, it sucks even more that there are too many of these to keep straight. eggplant Jan 2014 #13

What others? rocktivity Jan 2014 #12

If the court sends it back to allow sunnystarr Jan 2014 #14

k&r for wider exposure and fuck that shit. eom uppityperson Jan 2014 #15

Why should they ever have even agreed to hear this goblin? n/t Judi Lynn Jan 2014 #16

Because it's Kansas. another_liberal Jan 2014 #17

Neither of the hypothetical cases would would be legal defences. Both would be cases of murder. Monk06 Jan 2014 #18

That's precisely the point of the justices' questioning. Jim Lane Jan 2014 #19

I misunderstood. I thought the justices were positively affirming the analogies. An easy mistake Monk06 Jan 2014 #20