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A Belated Memorial Day “Tribute”

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What must it be like, to be sixteen, underage and not yet a man, but to know that your country needs you and that you love it too much to tell it to wait just two more years?

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Written by truste

May 30, 2009 at 3:53 PM

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Capital Punishment

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In my humble opinion,
(Note: to whoever reads this, I am but a 19 year old college student still learning about the world and it’s ways, and these are simply my current feelings. They’re not as strong as I may let on, and they’re certainly not firm. While I do believe in the death penalty, and probably will go on believing in it unless I am made to change my mind with a brilliant counterargument/example/etc, the details–outlined below–are defenitely more ambiguous, more subject to change. I may feel differently tomorrow. I may not. I may never change. While I usually welcome a healthy debate, this is for me to read years down the road, and also because writing is an expression of my whatever-the-secular-equivalent-of-a-soul is; it’s not meant to provoke counterarguments. So, on the slim chance that someone out there reads this & feels moved enough to disagree, I ask them quite politely to refrain.)

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Written by truste

March 5, 2009 at 6:45 PM

Posted in The World, Thoughts

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