Toby Keith/Willie Nelson laud lynching??

Subject: RE: Toby Keith/Willie Nelson laud lynching??
From: LadyJean
Date: 06 Feb 04 - 10:57 PM

I come from a long line of lawyers, (All of them, except for great great uncle Harry were very decent folk.) This may be why I find myself prejudiced in favor of trials. Yes, now and again a guilty creep goes free, or a true slimeball isn't sufficiently punished. But I still find it preferable to executing an innocent person, don't you?

Sooner or later John Ashcroft is going to slither home to Missouri. He will never see the inside of a prison, except as a prison minister. He may be present at an execution, but he will never be the guest of honor. He will, almost certainly, end up with more money than I have. He will drive a better car, live in a better house, have more sex and publish more books than I will.
This sucks, ladies and gentlemen. But this is how it is.

My father's father was a judge, back in the 1920s. Dad was all of 7 when he brought his father a postcard reading, "The KKK will get you." Nobody was safe from those creeps. (Grandfather died of pneumonia. The Klan did not get him.)