Scotland why would you do this?

[nurizeko]

I wonder if you'd think the same if your brother or sister got blown to pieces.

*Points to the families of Victims who support the opinion that the guy was framed/not guilty*

 

[unozero]

Cheap appeals to emotion don't hide the fact you didn't counter anything he said.

Valid reasoning or don't bother replying.

And you posted in this thread just to point that out. gg tard.



The whole Idea of compassion is subjective I could simply say:"what about justice"
It wasn't served by the man responsible for only serving 8 years.

 

[Atomic_Piggy]

Heres why:

1) We are capable of "forgiveness" that thing civilized nations have, and compassion.

2) He was sentenced under dodgey circumstances and by all rights he should have went ahead with his appeal.

3) **** you, blah blah some Americans died, a part of our country was blown up by high impact debris.

Hope that cleared things up, I look forward to "freedom haggis" "Liberty pipes" and "God whiskey" and the general petty backlash we care nothing for.

We'll stop releasing dying prisoners questionably charged on compassionate grounds when you reform your judicial system. We won't hold our breath.

Troff dat. ^