Hi Miriam,
Point very well taken. Yours is a much more constructive punishment. But,
can we trust this nut to treat the wild life properly?
Bob Hachey
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[mailto:blind-democracy-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Miriam Vieni
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And that will accomplish what? Perhaps instead, his punishment might be a
year of community service, working in a facility that cares for injured
wildlife. I visited one in Alaska. I'm sure there must be one in Africa,
somewhere. If he had to care for injured and suffering animals everyday,
maybe he'd learn something. Even if he didn't, his labor would be helpful to
the facility.
Miriam
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Sent: Thursday, July 30, 2015 11:17 AM
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Subject: [blind-democracy] Re: The dentist and the dead lion
Hey Carl,
I'm with you all the way here.
Here's an idea from the vengeful Bostonian. Judge Hachey orders the
following just punishment for the likes of Mr. palmer.
How about let's have a dentist remove all of his teeth without anesthesia.
And, no implants or dentures allowed. That way, palmer must take in
nourishment in liquid or pureed form for the rest of his miserable life.
Bob Hachey
