Comments on: “And death shall have no dominion…” http://dragontail.wordpress.com Weak of Heart Beware... Be Mindful Of... Sun, 13 Dec 2009 14:29:04 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Rocket http://dragontail.wordpress.com/my-papers/%e2%80%9cand-death-shall-have-no-dominion%e2%80%a6%e2%80%9d/#comment-1307 Rocket Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:52:39 +0000 http://dragontail.wordpress.com/“and-death-shall-have-no-dominion…”/#comment-1307 Hi Jenneech, I am very pleased you are here with us. I hope you return often and enjoy the pages within. Please feel free to share this blog with friends. Hi Jenneech,
I am very pleased you are here with us. I hope you return often and enjoy the pages within.

Please feel free to share this blog with friends.

]]> By: jenneech http://dragontail.wordpress.com/my-papers/%e2%80%9cand-death-shall-have-no-dominion%e2%80%a6%e2%80%9d/#comment-1295 jenneech Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:44:16 +0000 http://dragontail.wordpress.com/“and-death-shall-have-no-dominion…”/#comment-1295 Hi everyone! <a href="http://my.nbc.com/Kim_Kardashian_Sex" rel="nofollow">:D</a> Im new to dragontail.wordpress.com. I hope I can be a regular here! Hi everyone! :D
Im new to dragontail.wordpress.com.
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]]> By: Rocket http://dragontail.wordpress.com/my-papers/%e2%80%9cand-death-shall-have-no-dominion%e2%80%a6%e2%80%9d/#comment-1275 Rocket Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:43:03 +0000 http://dragontail.wordpress.com/“and-death-shall-have-no-dominion…”/#comment-1275 Thank you for your comment Ancerry. I think your comment would have been better suited in another topic, however I am curious, if you searched and found free grants from the government, why are you asking if anyone has links to free grants? Also, for anyone else interested, here is the best place to find out about anf get government grants http://www.grants.gov Thank you for your comment Ancerry. I think your comment would have been better suited in another topic, however I am curious, if you searched and found free grants from the government, why are you asking if anyone has links to free grants?

Also, for anyone else interested, here is the best place to find out about anf get government grants http://www.grants.gov

]]> By: ancerryInvace http://dragontail.wordpress.com/my-papers/%e2%80%9cand-death-shall-have-no-dominion%e2%80%a6%e2%80%9d/#comment-1263 ancerryInvace Wed, 25 Feb 2009 19:53:21 +0000 http://dragontail.wordpress.com/“and-death-shall-have-no-dominion…”/#comment-1263 Hi everyone! All of the recent talks of the down fall of the economy and loss of jobs has been driving most americans crazy! I started searching online for a way to get help and found that the government gives free grants. What I want to know is.... does anyone know what website I can find free grant applications at? Thank You! Hi everyone!
All of the recent talks of the down fall of the economy and loss of jobs has been driving most americans crazy!
I started searching online for a way to get help and found that the government gives free grants.
What I want to know is…. does anyone know what website I can find free grant applications at?

Thank You!

]]> By: Rocket http://dragontail.wordpress.com/my-papers/%e2%80%9cand-death-shall-have-no-dominion%e2%80%a6%e2%80%9d/#comment-634 Rocket Wed, 02 Jan 2008 05:40:51 +0000 http://dragontail.wordpress.com/“and-death-shall-have-no-dominion…”/#comment-634 Thank you for your comment Rose. I think we all enjoy the "insiders" look and perspective on any topic. You bring up a good point about those incarcerated for crimes they did not commit. I fully understand there are a great many to this day that are innocent of the crimes they are charged with and serving time for but I still feel that 24 hours is all anyone should have after a conviction. Even if they are innocent, there are issues that surround the innocent being convicted. One such issue is that in order to be innocently convicted of a murder, ones lifestyle, habits, and social circle and circumstances must be fairly implicating. What I mean by this is, if you are the type of citizen that socializes with the criminal element, display questionable judgment and character continuously, are deceitful, dishonest but have never been convicted of breaking the law, then this only means it's a matter of time, and no loss to society if convicted. In stark contrast are those citizens that are honorable, trustworthy, decent, law abiding, always there to help others,, would give the shirt off their back for the sake of others, type citizens, then it is unlikely they will be in a situation to be framed or guilty by association. There are reasons why some people can be blackmailed and others are impossible to blackmail. It is because of the kind of life they lead, and their conduct in society. Yes, if we were ever to come to a 24 hour life after conviction rule in this society, I would expect quite a few innocent people get caught in the transition. At some point, however, less innocent people will be convicted because of the deterrent factor and the strictness of the punishment. It would also way heavily on lawyers to be better at their jobs, be more discriminate and honest, as well it may way heavier on the conscience of the juries before passing judgment. It would cause change in a great many ways that would eventually lead us to a lessor crime ridden society. This is just one of my views on this topic and I must note that I also have views on the opposite side of the coin as well with just as effective solutions that are non-extreme, but also would never come to pass. Thanks again for your comments and thank you for the kudos. :) Thank you for your comment Rose. I think we all enjoy the “insiders” look and perspective on any topic.

You bring up a good point about those incarcerated for crimes they did not commit. I fully understand there are a great many to this day that are innocent of the crimes they are charged with and serving time for but I still feel that 24 hours is all anyone should have after a conviction.

Even if they are innocent, there are issues that surround the innocent being convicted. One such issue is that in order to be innocently convicted of a murder, ones lifestyle, habits, and social circle and circumstances must be fairly implicating.

What I mean by this is, if you are the type of citizen that socializes with the criminal element, display questionable judgment and character continuously, are deceitful, dishonest but have never been convicted of breaking the law, then this only means it’s a matter of time, and no loss to society if convicted.

In stark contrast are those citizens that are honorable, trustworthy, decent, law abiding, always there to help others,, would give the shirt off their back for the sake of others, type citizens, then it is unlikely they will be in a situation to be framed or guilty by association.

There are reasons why some people can be blackmailed and others are impossible to blackmail. It is because of the kind of life they lead, and their conduct in society.

Yes, if we were ever to come to a 24 hour life after conviction rule in this society, I would expect quite a few innocent people get caught in the transition. At some point, however, less innocent people will be convicted because of the deterrent factor and the strictness of the punishment. It would also way heavily on lawyers to be better at their jobs, be more discriminate and honest, as well it may way heavier on the conscience of the juries before passing judgment. It would cause change in a great many ways that would eventually lead us to a lessor crime ridden society.

This is just one of my views on this topic and I must note that I also have views on the opposite side of the coin as well with just as effective solutions that are non-extreme, but also would never come to pass.

Thanks again for your comments and thank you for the kudos. :)

]]> By: Rose http://dragontail.wordpress.com/my-papers/%e2%80%9cand-death-shall-have-no-dominion%e2%80%a6%e2%80%9d/#comment-624 Rose Mon, 31 Dec 2007 19:16:13 +0000 http://dragontail.wordpress.com/“and-death-shall-have-no-dominion…”/#comment-624 Having worked in the medical profession in corrections, I am sure that there are some folks that are incarcerated for crimes that they didn't commit. But I do agree at some level that there are people that "can't be fixed." I have a friend who thinks that crimes of passion are different from other crimes. An example that he uses is a guy in our area that killed his wife because he thought she was leaving him for another man. I insisted that since he beat her with an aluminum bat to the brink of death, and then snuck into her hospital room to finish her off with cyanide (he was out on bail), it wasn't exactly like "catching her in the act." The deps that had to guard him said he was a sociopath, not your average guy upset over catching his wife "in the act." Personally, I might have wished my ex dead, but actually carrying it out was not up to me. I guess that's why I get to leave the facillity every night. PS, good website! Having worked in the medical profession in corrections, I am sure that there are some folks that are incarcerated for crimes that they didn’t commit. But I do agree at some level that there are people that “can’t be fixed.” I have a friend who thinks that crimes of passion are different from other crimes. An example that he uses is a guy in our area that killed his wife because he thought she was leaving him for another man. I insisted that since he beat her with an aluminum bat to the brink of death, and then snuck into her hospital room to finish her off with cyanide (he was out on bail), it wasn’t exactly like “catching her in the act.” The deps that had to guard him said he was a sociopath, not your average guy upset over catching his wife “in the act.”

Personally, I might have wished my ex dead, but actually carrying it out was not up to me. I guess that’s why I get to leave the facillity every night.

PS, good website!

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