The Question
For me, ghost, and probably a lot of others here as well…
Stolen meme.
Yes to the 2nd; close to the 1st.
Yet I can’t ignore it – need to keep eyes on the enemy no matter how painful.
It’ll be less painful than being caught by surprise.
I sympathize with ghost – let me out of here – but there is no escape; I know the technology well-enough – and those that “use” the information … the place to hide isn’t in the boonies, it’s in the cities. Too bad the cities aren’t a place to live.
11-1 NOT guilty??? WTF?
All this time, I thought it was the other way ’round.
Thank you, #12. The precedents that could be set here ….
11-1. It’s not uncommon. Men/husbands always get sent to the chair for it, and it’s never in doubt. Women often escape significant punishment. More of that male privilege I guess. I can’t tell if that’s the way it will always be, or if there’s something wrong in our laws and how they are applied by We the People.
I was thinking about this the other day from the previous post. Men die in war, it’s not fair and it’s part of being a man, our privilege to be Horatius at the Bridge. Is there a female equivalent? Perhaps it’s their privilege to bear and raise children, and not be a coward about it and kill them.