Sean Taylor's Killer Apologizes in Letter to Washington Times

[mooby]

Originally Posted by RedskinRat

I'm not the one proselytizing, was I?

I get pushed, I push back. Each to their own.

Yeah but he didn't single you out, he was just stating his reasoning. If religion isn't being pushed onto someone it's best just to ignore it.

[los panda]

i'm scared

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by mooby

Yeah but he didn't single you out, he was just stating his reasoning. If religion isn't being pushed onto someone it's best just to ignore it.

To be fair, scripture were quoted two times in this thread. No need for it to even be brought up. This is about ST's killers and his apology to ST's family. The topic should stay as such.


Let's just move on. I was hoping it would stop. I personally think it's sad that the justice system has taken so long in this ST case.

[RedskinRat]

Originally Posted by mooby

If religion isn't being pushed onto someone it's best just to ignore it.

Your path, not mine.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by RedskinRat

Your path, not mine.

Fair enough.

I agree with NC, it's pretty pathetic it's taking this long to go to trial. I mean how many more delay tactics is the defense going to get away with?

[44ever]

Originally Posted by mooby

Fair enough.

I agree with NC, it's pretty pathetic it's taking this long to go to trial. I mean how many more delay tactics is the defense going to get away with?

Because sentence against an evil work is not executed speedily, therefore the heart of men is fully set in them to do evil.

[Lotus]

I understand that it is commonplace for lawyers to engage in various delay tactics.

Nonetheless sadly there is nothing "speedy" about these "fair and speedy" trials. You'd think we were in India, where justice moves at the speed of molasses flowing uphill.