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In response to "Wow. It appears that several family member of victims stood up at the bond hearing and told him that they forgave him." by ty97

That's a triumph for humanity right there. -- nm

Posted by David (aka David) Jun 19 '15, 11:42

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For the better part of humanity, at least. -- nm - znufrii Jun 19, 12:04
The triumph of humanity would them not having to be in that position to begin with -- nm - slipping jimmy Jun 19, 11:44 10
- It's how we deal with adversity that defines us, not the adversity itself. -- nm - David Jun 19, 11:51 8
  - I look forward to American law-makers dealing with these types of adversities in a way that isn't "do nothing, and wait for the next one" -- nm - Roger More Jun 19, 12:18 1
    - you just don't understand politics, RM -- nm - ML Jun 19, 12:19
  - These tragedies are entirely of our own making and choosing. None of these families should have to be forced into the position of turning their cheeks - slipping jimmy Jun 19, 11:57
  - It's both. Humanity is an incredible dichotomy. -- nm - ML Jun 19, 11:53 1
    - I...agree with ML. -- nm - znufrii Jun 19, 12:06
  - But not causing the adversity would go a long way. -- nm - Indominus Spawn Jun 19, 11:52 2
    - Yeah, I'd much rather deal with adversity from nature than this self-inflicted bullshit. -- nm - TWuG Jun 19, 11:56 1
      - Especially if you look at it this way. -- (link) - Indominus Spawn Jun 19, 12:17
- That would be a Flawless Victory. -- nm - Indominus Spawn Jun 19, 11:45

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