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The Day I Told My Father to Shoot Himself
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I stand sweating and anxious in a downtown Seattle courthouse. I am here to perform the frequently groaned about, but required responsibility as a citizen – jury duty. I am 32 and have reported for jury duty twice, but have never been called in for questioning. For this case, a high-profile gang-related shooting, every single person who showed up is questioned. |
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mickey
(4/26/2016)
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So, Jennifer, you believe that you father was a violent abusive drunk because he owned guns???
Shut the F&$^ up about the rights of people who didn't do anything to you and get yourself a good counselor to help you understand why you want to hurt total strangers like me. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(4/26/2016)
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Oh, MY!
'Scuse me while I wring out my hanky.... |
| Comment by:
jac
(4/26/2016)
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| She sounds like she should be under the care of a psychiatrist. |
| Comment by:
mickey
(4/26/2016)
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Assuming the author isn't honesty-challenged, she's not the only one in need of mental treatment.
They interrogated jurors on their opinions of the 2A before allowing them to hear a case about a street gang homicide? Why, because pro gun jurors are assumed to be pro murder jurors??? |
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