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agreed. that is one odd thing i've never understood about the states.

Me neither. If someone's uninsured, find a way to make them pay -- take their car, house, first-born or whatever.

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agreed. that is one odd thing i've never understood about the states.

Me neither. If someone's uninsured, find a way to make them pay -- take their car, house, first-born or whatever.

No pity for the little ones. :devil:

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agreed. that is one odd thing i've never understood about the states.

Me neither. If someone's uninsured, find a way to make them pay -- take their car, house, first-born or whatever.

Or maybe give them your first born :lol:

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I was just going to say you want to see public beheading go over to Saudi Arabia; they love that kind of stuff. They will kill for any kinds of things, go check out the web; they have videos for your personal enjoyment. If you want an even bloody way to punish there is public stoning, done nicely in Iran and other wonderful third world countries. So go and pack your bags and hope you don’t do anything anyone else considers a crime and find yourself staring in a u-tube video of your own beheading or stoning. Be sure to let us know when you make it to your new home. :devil:

No of course I don't think murder deserves just a fine, but I also think someone who is found with a pound of marijuana does NOT deserves a life sentence either. Just some common sense and think for yourself, for some that is too scary.

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If murder was punishable by only a fine, I would marry lots of rich old men and then kill them off.

I wish I am the female if that was the case! :thumbs:

There are plenty of rich old women... (i.e. Mrs. Trump with her new boytoy husband) :devil:

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What would the fine be for not paying your fines?

If you refuse to pay your fines--is there really any punishment?

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agreed. that is one odd thing i've never understood about the states.

Me neither. If someone's uninsured, find a way to make them pay -- take their car, house, first-born or whatever.

No pity for the little ones. :devil:

haha console.... get car insurance yet?

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If murder was punishable by only a fine, I would marry lots of rich old men and then kill them off.

Does your husband have an insurance policy? :whistle:

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