L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

So you too, would vote to execute a person found guilty of first
degree murder.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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Jerry wrote:
>
> I'll give two examples I can provide others if need be .. I'm very
> conservative when it comes to crime, and fiscal responsibility..
>
> No I have not joined the military here..It is not as common here to
> find anyone who has served as a member of the military either
> currently or previously.. It is very rare to even see someone in
> uniform or any military hardware at all.. Other then the year I
> spent doing the electrical and security installation for a military
> cadet training camp in the back country, there have only been
> a handful of times in my life I've seen anyone in uniform or any
> military hardware at all.. The only members of my family and that
> of everyone I know that ever served in the military was back in
> 1940-45..
>
> I did once look at possibly joining the reserves some years ago,
> however I was not eligible due to health reasons..
>
> As for would I be willing to fight, that would depend on the
> situation.. I would not be willing to fight or take orders blindly
> without thinking for myself.. It would all depend on the reasons
> I was being asked to serve in a war zone.. I would not simply
> go just because I'm told to.. Nor are reservists here required to..
> I would be far more willing to serve as a peace keeper then any
> other military action per say, but if the situation warranted it I
> would.. It really all depends again on the reasons for it.. If I
> belived in the cause I would, if I didn't support the reasons no
> I wouldn't.
>
> See there you go being ignorant and uninformed again.. I have
> no french ancestry, nor do I speak or understand french at all..

L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

So you too, would vote to execute a person found guilty of first
degree murder.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jerry wrote:
>
> I'll give two examples I can provide others if need be .. I'm very
> conservative when it comes to crime, and fiscal responsibility..
>
> No I have not joined the military here..It is not as common here to
> find anyone who has served as a member of the military either
> currently or previously.. It is very rare to even see someone in
> uniform or any military hardware at all.. Other then the year I
> spent doing the electrical and security installation for a military
> cadet training camp in the back country, there have only been
> a handful of times in my life I've seen anyone in uniform or any
> military hardware at all.. The only members of my family and that
> of everyone I know that ever served in the military was back in
> 1940-45..
>
> I did once look at possibly joining the reserves some years ago,
> however I was not eligible due to health reasons..
>
> As for would I be willing to fight, that would depend on the
> situation.. I would not be willing to fight or take orders blindly
> without thinking for myself.. It would all depend on the reasons
> I was being asked to serve in a war zone.. I would not simply
> go just because I'm told to.. Nor are reservists here required to..
> I would be far more willing to serve as a peace keeper then any
> other military action per say, but if the situation warranted it I
> would.. It really all depends again on the reasons for it.. If I
> belived in the cause I would, if I didn't support the reasons no
> I wouldn't.
>
> See there you go being ignorant and uninformed again.. I have
> no french ancestry, nor do I speak or understand french at all..

L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

So you too, would vote to execute a person found guilty of first
degree murder.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jerry wrote:
>
> I'll give two examples I can provide others if need be .. I'm very
> conservative when it comes to crime, and fiscal responsibility..
>
> No I have not joined the military here..It is not as common here to
> find anyone who has served as a member of the military either
> currently or previously.. It is very rare to even see someone in
> uniform or any military hardware at all.. Other then the year I
> spent doing the electrical and security installation for a military
> cadet training camp in the back country, there have only been
> a handful of times in my life I've seen anyone in uniform or any
> military hardware at all.. The only members of my family and that
> of everyone I know that ever served in the military was back in
> 1940-45..
>
> I did once look at possibly joining the reserves some years ago,
> however I was not eligible due to health reasons..
>
> As for would I be willing to fight, that would depend on the
> situation.. I would not be willing to fight or take orders blindly
> without thinking for myself.. It would all depend on the reasons
> I was being asked to serve in a war zone.. I would not simply
> go just because I'm told to.. Nor are reservists here required to..
> I would be far more willing to serve as a peace keeper then any
> other military action per say, but if the situation warranted it I
> would.. It really all depends again on the reasons for it.. If I
> belived in the cause I would, if I didn't support the reasons no
> I wouldn't.
>
> See there you go being ignorant and uninformed again.. I have
> no french ancestry, nor do I speak or understand french at all..

Jerry

> So you too, would vote to execute a person found guilty of first
>degree murder.

That depends... In a circumstantial case, case of mental
incompetence or a case where only eye witnesses are the only real
evidence then no..Unfortunatly there have been far to many cases,
several here as of late where it has been proven years later that
the wrong person was convicted, either in a circumstantial case or
a case where the eye witnesses including that of police where found
to have either being lying or invented evidence that didn't exist or
withheld evidence that did or a case of mistaken identity. In these
cases I would opt for life without the possibility of parole.

If there is video, photographic, substantial DNA evidence, or a non
coerced confession then yes with substantial evidence to verify
said confession, then by all means yes. And if such evidence is
discovered even after a lesser conviction or plea deal is reached,
the previous deal or conviction should be voided and a new trial
be held..

Jerry

> So you too, would vote to execute a person found guilty of first
>degree murder.

That depends... In a circumstantial case, case of mental
incompetence or a case where only eye witnesses are the only real
evidence then no..Unfortunatly there have been far to many cases,
several here as of late where it has been proven years later that
the wrong person was convicted, either in a circumstantial case or
a case where the eye witnesses including that of police where found
to have either being lying or invented evidence that didn't exist or
withheld evidence that did or a case of mistaken identity. In these
cases I would opt for life without the possibility of parole.

If there is video, photographic, substantial DNA evidence, or a non
coerced confession then yes with substantial evidence to verify
said confession, then by all means yes. And if such evidence is
discovered even after a lesser conviction or plea deal is reached,
the previous deal or conviction should be voided and a new trial
be held..

Jerry

> So you too, would vote to execute a person found guilty of first
>degree murder.

That depends... In a circumstantial case, case of mental
incompetence or a case where only eye witnesses are the only real
evidence then no..Unfortunatly there have been far to many cases,
several here as of late where it has been proven years later that
the wrong person was convicted, either in a circumstantial case or
a case where the eye witnesses including that of police where found
to have either being lying or invented evidence that didn't exist or
withheld evidence that did or a case of mistaken identity. In these
cases I would opt for life without the possibility of parole.

If there is video, photographic, substantial DNA evidence, or a non
coerced confession then yes with substantial evidence to verify
said confession, then by all means yes. And if such evidence is
discovered even after a lesser conviction or plea deal is reached,
the previous deal or conviction should be voided and a new trial
be held..

Jerry

> So you too, would vote to execute a person found guilty of first
>degree murder.

That depends... In a circumstantial case, case of mental
incompetence or a case where only eye witnesses are the only real
evidence then no..Unfortunatly there have been far to many cases,
several here as of late where it has been proven years later that
the wrong person was convicted, either in a circumstantial case or
a case where the eye witnesses including that of police where found
to have either being lying or invented evidence that didn't exist or
withheld evidence that did or a case of mistaken identity. In these
cases I would opt for life without the possibility of parole.

If there is video, photographic, substantial DNA evidence, or a non
coerced confession then yes with substantial evidence to verify
said confession, then by all means yes. And if such evidence is
discovered even after a lesser conviction or plea deal is reached,
the previous deal or conviction should be voided and a new trial
be held..

Jim85CJ

I'll admit I'm narrow minded if you admit you are liberal...
What kind of jeep do you have?

Jerry wrote:

>>at least he admits it unlike that jerry guy who is ashamed of the fact.
>
>
> I'm ashamed of nothing..
>
> You can't classify people to begin with when you have no idea what
> their opinions on things are.. bill just makes ***..umptions about
> what my beliefs are and basis his opinions on his own ignorance.. As
> it appears you do..
>
> I will come right out and admit on some things I could be considered
> liberal on some things I could be considered conservative, on other
> things I'm neither.. Only someone with a very simple mind can
> classify most people as one or the other..

Jim85CJ

I'll admit I'm narrow minded if you admit you are liberal...
What kind of jeep do you have?

Jerry wrote:

>>at least he admits it unlike that jerry guy who is ashamed of the fact.
>
>
> I'm ashamed of nothing..
>
> You can't classify people to begin with when you have no idea what
> their opinions on things are.. bill just makes ***..umptions about
> what my beliefs are and basis his opinions on his own ignorance.. As
> it appears you do..
>
> I will come right out and admit on some things I could be considered
> liberal on some things I could be considered conservative, on other
> things I'm neither.. Only someone with a very simple mind can
> classify most people as one or the other..

Jim85CJ

I'll admit I'm narrow minded if you admit you are liberal...
What kind of jeep do you have?

Jerry wrote:

>>at least he admits it unlike that jerry guy who is ashamed of the fact.
>
>
> I'm ashamed of nothing..
>
> You can't classify people to begin with when you have no idea what
> their opinions on things are.. bill just makes ***..umptions about
> what my beliefs are and basis his opinions on his own ignorance.. As
> it appears you do..
>
> I will come right out and admit on some things I could be considered
> liberal on some things I could be considered conservative, on other
> things I'm neither.. Only someone with a very simple mind can
> classify most people as one or the other..