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Jealous-Working-9454 t1_iset3ci wrote

And I would counter that not killing other humans on purpose is a natural law that I respect to the point of disregard for any country's law that may require it. Yours is an argument is support of lawful killing. You cannot possibly find a high ground here - except, perhaps, among killers.

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Jealous-Working-9454 t1_iscavp4 wrote

No, i am not a lawyer but i also don't play one on tv. I don't know if the guy is right about jeopardy attached already but that is a thing so I will assume he isn't full of it. I do know the whole reason we are even talking about this is the American Gun Owner killed those kids.

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Jealous-Working-9454 t1_isbnpqk wrote

If that is the case then I hope she plays it for all it is worth. I picture angry people with a lust for vengeance just berating the shit out of her for having conviction. Maybe she can help point out that we have substituted a lust for vengeance and desire to cast blame on police for responsibilty and reason in our approach to our gun problem.

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Jealous-Working-9454 t1_isbg9c7 wrote

Um, no... as someone else pointed out a juror can act as a wildcard against judicial tyranny. That is why we have it. Prosecutors (and sometimes Judges hate that). Terrorists aren't the only ones who hate our freedoms. Me, I hate the 2nd amendment and gun nuts. Cruz should be treated but we have to lock him up just in case he gets his hands on some more guns and we aren't going to get rid of the guns, so... I applaud the courage of the jurors who stood up to the group think brutality! Hooray for them but this is worrisome to me because it might give the state another shot at trying to kill him (which I bet would make some of you sooo happy).

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