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Reply #7: Yeah but it's not usual for people to hide what they support. [View All]

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jmm Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Dec-09-05 07:03 AM
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7. Yeah but it's not usual for people to hide what they support.
Edited on Fri Dec-09-05 07:03 AM by jmm
I can think of a number of cases where convicts have wanted their execution made public and have even had the support of media figures and the family of their victims yet they still weren't allowed to. Unless we as a nation have something to feel guilty about then why, especially when there is no objection from the main people involved in a crime, not make it public?

I wish the It's not necessary to partake in everything you support argument worked when I had jury duty.


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