Quote:I have avoided nothing. You work within the corrupt system, so look it up for yourself. No people have been executed, then exonerated. You can be mad at me all you want for that, but then again, I'm not the fool who sold my soul to be a part of the game. I merely point out the fact that your precious system would never actually admit that an innocent person were executed. You are a part of that. You live it, You breathe it. You cash your check from it. So get the hell off of your high horse if you think you're so right about this, because you aligned yourself with it. 

 

I stand behind everything I have said, and you know damn good and well that every person executed was tried, judged, appealed dozens of times, withstood scrutiny from the executive branches, and gone through the ringer a multitude of times. If you fools aren't smart enough to get someone who is so clearly innocent from frying in the chair, or keep the needle out of their arm, maybe you should look in the mirror, pal. You all suck at what you do if you let an innocent person fry. The fact that you all refuse to publicly admit it  as a system means that you are it never happened as far as you all are concerned. It's your game. It's your rules. Quit getting so Pi$$ed off if it doesn't suit your argument.

 

No innocent person has been executed. I will say it until I am blue in the face.

 

You can hate me. You can hate my words. But deep down, you know it's the cold hard truth.

 

There are no innocent inmates executed in this country. If there were, and you believed that as much as you portray, you would quit your job in shame for being a part of it. You know better than that though, and I know better too.

So really, it comes down to you don't like lawyers. Meh. The system is currupt. That. Is. Part. Of. The. Reason. Innocent. People. Get. Convicted. Seems like you are A-ok with that.


To say that there are no innocent inmates executed puts you on a very small island of people who believe that. Common sense, logic, and all of the evidence says you are wrong. And it is far from the truth. Everyone----everyone gets it but you. I've explained time and time again the practical realities, and quite nicely, I might add, of the fact a case doesn't go back to court after someone were to be EXHONERATED after execution. This is just the mechanism of the system. It doesn't work that way. I don't really believe you don't get this and are really taking a dishonest position here. Pretty sure everyone else sees through this nonsense as well. Innocent people have been put to death,


I think I've given you too much credit in saying you surely have too much intelligence to believe that nonsense.


Basically, your arguments sound like those of the very guilty inmates, who cannot grasp that their actions will place them in prison, and that you can run from the facts, but they will catch up with you. Your argument is VERY similiar to those criminals.


I'm not the one PO'd, either, and that is obvious to all as well. I'm not the one resorting to name-calling, after all. You trying to be the "Internet tough guy" is just sad and lame.


As far as "quitting my job in shame goes," that's called being a quitter, and a coward. I believe in the words I say, take great pride in fighting for justice, have no illusions that many/most of my clients were very guilty. They absolutely deserved representation, if you believe in our nation's ideals, and i loved and chose this battle:


Me and my client V. Everything the State of Florida or other agency could bring to bear, every officer, every agent, every investigator, every lab tech, every scientist, every state attorney.


Loved every day I did it and miss those trials daily. I miss days like Angela Corey herself cursing at me as the jury left the courtroom as I walked a crying little old man out of the courtroom to his family. Factor that in in relation to, "ughhhh, you must suck at what you do if an innocent person fries." This again is evidence of your obliviousness as to how the system works.


That's just being so willfully oblivious and uninformed it is clear that your head is buried so far in the sand that it is clear you do not have the factual tools to argue or even discuss things reasonably. My apologies for not realizing this earlier. It may be impossible to expect you to get how things actually work, although your bravado and bluster of claiming knowledge you don't really have makes it difficult. Clearly you think an appeal is another complete bite at the apple, and that is incorrect, for example.


As far as "selling my soul goes," you have it all wrong. Being a lawyer is where I found it.


Finally, the "quitting my job," notion is called being a coward. Maybe that is the path you'd choose, being a quitter, but that's not me. I wake up every day and have a cause to fight for I believe in. It is something I dreamed of doing since I was in junior high. Kinda a far cry from a "high horse."


I'd rather be part of the solution than be a quitter who sits on the sideline and bemoans the perceived injustices.

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