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On 2005-12-12 07:21:00, Anonymous wrote:" the several people that you supposedly lost at the hand of someone else... were the perpetrators punished for what they did? you might think you sound enlightened, but i think your full of shit. "
On 2005-12-07 20:44:00, Anonymous wrote:"I am someone who knew amy better than anyone at the time and as a person with the information I have, I can say with complete clarity and unbiasedness, they should've put her in jail. She was doing coke and drinking and smoking. To use a person crossing the street is a shameful and disgusting scapegoat. She ran away like a fucking coward. She let him die in the street like a goddamn alleycat. I'm sorry if that's harsh, and we all make mistakes, but she gets escape her punishment, travel, learn, love, LIVE. With out ANY recourse."
On 2005-12-19 19:05:00, Anonymous wrote:"i am pretty sure that amy does get on her knees everyday and thank god for the life that she has.she knows that she should have gone to jail. i am a student that heard amy's story when i went to the party program at the foot hills hosptital. when i heard at first that she had killed someone while drinking and driving, i thought she was a killer and should have gone to jail. after she was done sharing with my class i realized that she is now saving lives by telling hoer story to kids. because of her, i know that me and no one in my class will ever even think of drving drunk. i think all of you should leave the past in the past. she is making a difference today. life really sucks sometimes and people die everyday. thats life. all of you here wasting your time bad mouthing her should get a life. have you ever met her?? or seen the grief and shame she feels over the accident? she is doing the best she can with what has happend. the only way to true freedom from this is forgiveness from all sides of the story."
On 2006-01-22 23:40:00, Anonymous wrote:It just makes me wish this could be appealed!!!!!! And you know what I am gonna pray everyday that it happens......but what goes around comes around....NO MATTER what??
When we are pleading with foreign governments to stop the flow of cocaine, it is the height of hypocrisy for the US to export tobacco. Years from now, our nation will look back on this application of free trade policy and find it scandalous.1989 testimony before the US Trade Representative,September 1989 --Surgeon General, Everett Koop
On 2006-01-23 10:59:00, Eudora (fka ~ Antigen) wrote:"QuoteOn 2006-01-22 23:40:00, Anonymous wrote:It just makes me wish this could be appealed!!!!!! And you know what I am gonna pray everyday that it happens......but what goes around comes around....NO MATTER what?? Well, my understanding is that the court of jurisdiction tried the case, found what they found and instituted what they thought was the best and most apropriate sanctions. But you're right, what goes around does tend to come back around. Maybe you'll get your wish when you stand accused and, instead of relying on evidence, they'll just do to you whatever the most emotionally distraught wittness against you wants done. When we are pleading with foreign governments to stop the flow of cocaine, it is the height of hypocrisy for the US to export tobacco. Years from now, our nation will look back on this application of free trade policy and find it scandalous.1989 testimony before the US Trade Representative,September 1989 --Surgeon General, Everett Koop"
