Dems using felons

Rainband · #21 Postby **Rainband** » Fri Jun 25, 2004 4:22 pm

Thanks Jen. I found out he died of cancer about 10 years ago. The obit was on my birthday!! :eek:

I agree. God was with me that day..He stopped me from making what would have been the biggest mistake of my life :wink:

#22 Postby **streetsoldier** » Fri Jun 25, 2004 4:30 pm

Yes, I DO understand...BOTH of my older sisters were either raped or abused (possibly both)...one while I WAS a police officer.

That didn't give me the right (even with the "authority") to take the law into my hands, any more than it did for you. Unhappily, the evidence didn't support my sister's allegations (husband vs. wife, with "friendly" cops on my ex-brother-in-law's side from another jurisdiction). I didn't doubt her...but I managed to employ "judicious restraint", even though every neuron I had was screaming for vengeance. :grrr:

Rainband · #23 Postby **Rainband** » Fri Jun 25, 2004 4:40 pm

streetsoldier wrote:Yes, I DO understand...BOTH of my older sisters were either raped or abused (possibly both)...one while I WAS a police officer.

That didn't give me the right (even with the "authority") to take the law into my hands, any more than it did for you. Unhappily, the evidence didn't support my sister's allegations (husband vs. wife, with "friendly" cops on my ex-brother-in-law's side from another jurisdiction). I didn't doubt her...but I managed to employ "judicious restraint", even though every neuron I had was screaming for vengeance.

Sorry to hear that. I have NO regrets though for what I did. My point is nobody has the right to judge me. If I was rich or a politician I wouldn't have even had to serve one day. The system works for those who have enough money or influence. The system failed me. That was my point :wink:

therock1811 · #24 Postby **therock1811** » Fri Jun 25, 2004 4:55 pm

mrschad wrote:Rainband, I can't say I would have done anything different than you, given the circumstances. The ONLY reason I'm glad you missed is so you wouldn't be charged with something more serious.

I agree with Jennifer here...I can't say I would do differently...I mean if someone put my family through that kind of hell, I'd be angry too! I'm glad you missed though b/c he did get his in due time!

Rainband · #25 Postby **Rainband** » Fri Jun 25, 2004 5:10 pm

Thanks Jeremy

Wnghs2007 · #26 Postby **Wnghs2007** » Sun Jun 27, 2004 6:00 am

I Dont mind felons voting its just the fact that in this situation the felons the dems are employing are sexual offenders, burgulars, froaders, well and etc and some could be like Johnathan, which is ok if its in his case because I would most lilkely of done the same thing he did. But anyway back to my point.

These are felons and in order to get you registered they have to have your partial social security number and they have to have a lot of your personal information. You would not wont any fordger or con artist or burgular or whatever with your personalization because common since(Yes I hope yall who are reading this have common since) would say that there is atleast a 50% chance that they may do there crime again.

I could see it now.

The offender walks up to the persons door and knocks and the person comes to the door and the person says "Hello" and the offender says "Are you gonna vote for John Kerrry" and the person says "No" and the offender says, "You better, you should know I was convicted of assult, battery, fordery, and burgulary"!!!!!!

I just heard this about 11 hrs ago on the Rusty Humphries show about the same subject. And it just worrys me that they will be at access to that information if you register. See it just dont make since.

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