Damo!

We saw Trenton, New Jersey on the news today. They said New Jersey has just
outlawed the death penalty. Good for them.

Tell, me how are your butterflies doing?

Katie

The new one flew around yesterday when the sun shined in the window.
His partner tipped over and now is laying flat.
I figger the new one has another day left of being a flutterby
butterfly.

I'm glad the death penalty has been stopped.
Its a gastly thng to have hanging over the citizens' heads knowing the
State is going to methodically kill someone. in the name of every
citizen.
I'm glad its gone.

I really like Gov Corrizine.
He deals with issues very well.
He used to be a CEO.
He's rich from that.
He's a good man for Gov of New Jersey.

Actually....
I shouldn't say this but......
The child murderer?
Seeing his picture and understanding the details of the crime, forming
opinions about his character and history, I thought giving him the Chair
was merciful.
A mercy killing, almost.

But I'm still thankful we got rid of the death penalty.

You see where the death row inmates were sentenced when there was no
life sentence without possibility of parole?
I think we had eigh waiting for the years it takes to kill them properly
and with the correct papers.......

They are all going to be filing for parole.
A multiple cop murderer is trying for parole.
This has upset a few people.

Nice to hear from you,Katie.

When the sun warms up the windows I expect the yellow butterfly to fly
some more.
Maybe.
He's been here three days I think.

Dan (Damo)

Nice to hear from you too. When I saw the news filmed in Trenton I thought:
I have a friend who lives there! A virtual friend who has butterflies as
pets!
All the best
Katie


"Deep Thoughts" <brainsprained@webtv.net> a écrit dans le message de news:
28038-47692898-12@storefull-3235.bay.webtv.net...
> The new one flew around yesterday when the sun shined in the window.
> His partner tipped over and now is laying flat.
> I figger the new one has another day left of being a flutterby
> butterfly.
>
> I'm glad the death penalty has been stopped.
> Its a gastly thng to have hanging over the citizens' heads knowing the
> State is going to methodically kill someone. in the name of every
> citizen.
> I'm glad its gone.
>
> I really like Gov Corrizine.
> He deals with issues very well.
> He used to be a CEO.
> He's rich from that.
> He's a good man for Gov of New Jersey.
>
> Actually....
> I shouldn't say this but......
> The child murderer?
> Seeing his picture and understanding the details of the crime, forming
> opinions about his character and history, I thought giving him the Chair
> was merciful.
> A mercy killing, almost.
>
> But I'm still thankful we got rid of the death penalty.
>
> You see where the death row inmates were sentenced when there was no
> life sentence without possibility of parole?
> I think we had eigh waiting for the years it takes to kill them properly
> and with the correct papers.......
>
> They are all going to be filing for parole.
> A multiple cop murderer is trying for parole.
> This has upset a few people.
>
> Nice to hear from you,Katie.
>
> When the sun warms up the windows I expect the yellow butterfly to fly
> some more.
> Maybe.
> He's been here three days I think.
>
> Dan (Damo)
>

"Deep Thoughts" <brainsprained@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:28038-47692898-12@storefull-3235.bay.webtv.net...
> The new one flew around yesterday when the sun shined in the window.
> His partner tipped over and now is laying flat.
> I figger the new one has another day left of being a flutterby
> butterfly.
>
> I'm glad the death penalty has been stopped.
> Its a gastly thng to have hanging over the citizens' heads knowing the
> State is going to methodically kill someone. in the name of every
> citizen.
> I'm glad its gone.
>
> I really like Gov Corrizine.
> He deals with issues very well.
> He used to be a CEO.
> He's rich from that.
> He's a good man for Gov of New Jersey.
>
> Actually....
> I shouldn't say this but......
> The child murderer?
> Seeing his picture and understanding the details of the crime, forming
> opinions about his character and history, I thought giving him the Chair
> was merciful.
> A mercy killing, almost.
>
> But I'm still thankful we got rid of the death penalty.
>
> You see where the death row inmates were sentenced when there was no
> life sentence without possibility of parole?
> I think we had eigh waiting for the years it takes to kill them properly
> and with the correct papers.......
>
> They are all going to be filing for parole.
> A multiple cop murderer is trying for parole.
> This has upset a few people.
>
> Nice to hear from you,Katie.
>
> When the sun warms up the windows I expect the yellow butterfly to fly
> some more.
> Maybe.
> He's been here three days I think.
>
> Dan (Damo)
>

Under the current system I oppose the death penalty. There are too many
innocent men being executed.

If they changed the standard from "beyond a reasonable doubt" to "guilty to
a logical certainty" for the death penalty, then I could endorse it.