Jim's Rant For The Day. Greg And The Electric Light Ceremony.

I had a law professor in Criminal Constitutional Questions that gave us a good hint on how to approach our case studies. One student suggested one case was dealing with a real minutia issue just for a low level felony. Greg suggested we approach all cases as if our own life depended on the outcome.

As we were reassembling from a break Greg was asked his feelings on the death penalty. He said in law school he was dead set against it and had many arguments with fellow students over it.

Several years after graduation he received a summons to appear at a Electric Light Ceremony. He was repulsed by the thought of it and made phone calls to get out of it. He discovered that under Florida BAR rules attorneys must act as witnesses if so summoned. He also found out a fellow law student he used to argue with was now a state employee administering paroles and the death penalty. In Florida death is by electrocution. He said he made it through the ordeal OK until he walked to his car, where he threw up. He continued stating that as disgusting as that was, over the years he has accepted that there are some heinous crimes that society must deal with in order to get past them. Therefore we was now in favor of the death penalty.

I share this now with you because a lot of speculation and questions are in the air about violence against the traitors and elite. In my opinion society will be so shocked and sickened when they realize what has been done to us that society will demand that cleansing violence, like it has to vomit it up to get rid of it. The very act of vomiting will be soothing to the mind after that.

So we can talk about forgiveness and reconciliation processes where perps confess and are then free and it all sounds so nice and civilized. But there will be that rumbling and bad taste in the mouths that will have to come up and the sooner the better. If the authorities can't do it quickly I feel vigilantes will, as they must to be human again.