Johnny Depp helped to Release CHILD KILLERS from Prison

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A huge number of celebrities (and ordinary people) stood up for the innocence of the West Memphis 3. Add me to the list. I believe there have been several threads about them on DCUM.

That merely proves people are sheep (what?).

You are a sheep of the worst kind. A bunch of people just told you there is a lot of evidence showing that they are innocent. But you shoot your mouth off without even reading it.

I can understand OP's ignorance. Yours is willful. I would not disparage a sheep by comparing one to you.

Um, sorry, but I am not going to endorse a belief just because of a bunch of sheeple believes its is true. And, btw, I am agnostic about the case, and I suggest you, too, should be.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A huge number of celebrities (and ordinary people) stood up for the innocence of the West Memphis 3. Add me to the list. I believe there have been several threads about them on DCUM.

That merely proves people are sheep (what?).

You are a sheep of the worst kind. A bunch of people just told you there is a lot of evidence showing that they are innocent. But you shoot your mouth off without even reading it.

I can understand OP's ignorance. Yours is willful. I would not disparage a sheep by comparing one to you.

Um, sorry, but I am not going to endorse a belief just because of a bunch of sheeple believes its is true. And, btw, I am agnostic about the case, and I suggest you, too, should be.

Why?

[Anonymous]

I do'nt get you, sheeple poster, at all. So those who have read a little or a lot about this case and doubt the guilt of these men are sheeple. But those who buy, hook, line, and sinker, the DA and police line are - what? Aren't they the sheeple? Are you saying that once someone has been suspected, tried, and convicted, that's it, it's done, never to be questioned - even if questions are raised after the prosecution?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

You know, if you wear black - you must be a killer.

Triple if you listen to heavy metal.

Echols had a great history.

totally normal - http://wm3truth.com/damien-echols-profile/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A huge number of celebrities (and ordinary people) stood up for the innocence of the West Memphis 3. Add me to the list. I believe there have been several threads about them on DCUM.

That merely proves people are sheep (what?).

You are a sheep of the worst kind. A bunch of people just told you there is a lot of evidence showing that they are innocent. But you shoot your mouth off without even reading it.

I can understand OP's ignorance. Yours is willful. I would not disparage a sheep by comparing one to you.

Um, sorry, but I am not going to endorse a belief just because of a bunch of sheeple believes its is true. And, btw, I am agnostic about the case, and I suggest you, too, should be.

Because apathy is a better position than taking a stand? Who is the sheep here?

[Anonymous]

Step 1: Take the time to consider that our justice system is not perfect and sometimes people are wrongly convicted.

Step 2: Do some reading on this case before you make these kinds of accusations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do'nt get you, sheeple poster, at all. So those who have read a little or a lot about this case and doubt the guilt of these men are sheeple. But those who buy, hook, line, and sinker, the DA and police line are - what? Aren't they the sheeple? Are you saying that once someone has been suspected, tried, and convicted, that's it, it's done, never to be questioned - even if questions are raised after the prosecution?

Yes, they are. But I am in neither camp so this doesn't really apply to me (assuming you are addressing me to begin with).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do'nt get you, sheeple poster, at all. So those who have read a little or a lot about this case and doubt the guilt of these men are sheeple. But those who buy, hook, line, and sinker, the DA and police line are - what? Aren't they the sheeple? Are you saying that once someone has been suspected, tried, and convicted, that's it, it's done, never to be questioned - even if questions are raised after the prosecution?

Yes, they are. But I am in neither camp so this doesn't really apply to me (assuming you are addressing me to begin with).

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do'nt get you, sheeple poster, at all. So those who have read a little or a lot about this case and doubt the guilt of these men are sheeple. But those who buy, hook, line, and sinker, the DA and police line are - what? Aren't they the sheeple? Are you saying that once someone has been suspected, tried, and convicted, that's it, it's done, never to be questioned - even if questions are raised after the prosecution?

Yes, they are. But I am in neither camp so this doesn't really apply to me (assuming you are addressing me to begin with).

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke.

Sorry but that quote is nonsense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do'nt get you, sheeple poster, at all. So those who have read a little or a lot about this case and doubt the guilt of these men are sheeple. But those who buy, hook, line, and sinker, the DA and police line are - what? Aren't they the sheeple? Are you saying that once someone has been suspected, tried, and convicted, that's it, it's done, never to be questioned - even if questions are raised after the prosecution?

Yes, they are. But I am in neither camp so this doesn't really apply to me (assuming you are addressing me to begin with).

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke.

Sorry but that quote is nonsense.

Says the apathetic "agnostic" slob sitting on the couch watching the execution of an innocent man.

[Anonymous]

"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing."
Edmund Burke.

Sorry but that quote is nonsense.

I bet Holocaust victims and the soldiers who liberated them don't think it's nonsense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do'nt get you, sheeple poster, at all. So those who have read a little or a lot about this case and doubt the guilt of these men are sheeple. But those who buy, hook, line, and sinker, the DA and police line are - what? Aren't they the sheeple? Are you saying that once someone has been suspected, tried, and convicted, that's it, it's done, never to be questioned - even if questions are raised after the prosecution?

Yes, they are. But I am in neither camp so this doesn't really apply to me (assuming you are addressing me to begin with).

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke.

Sorry but that quote is nonsense.

NP here. This shows how ignorant you are. If you can't see how utterly appropriate that quote was, directed specifically to you, there really is no helping you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do'nt get you, sheeple poster, at all. So those who have read a little or a lot about this case and doubt the guilt of these men are sheeple. But those who buy, hook, line, and sinker, the DA and police line are - what? Aren't they the sheeple? Are you saying that once someone has been suspected, tried, and convicted, that's it, it's done, never to be questioned - even if questions are raised after the prosecution?

Yes, they are. But I am in neither camp so this doesn't really apply to me (assuming you are addressing me to begin with).

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke.

Sorry but that quote is nonsense.

NP here. This shows how ignorant you are. If you can't see how utterly appropriate that quote was, directed specifically to you, there really is no helping you.

I didn't said the quote is inappropriate - give PPs assumptions the quote was appropriate. That said, this thoroughly overused quote is still nonsense. Yes evil can happen when good people do nothing. It can also happen when good people think they understand what they truly are clueless about and then act on it in great numbers or, for those who need quote to crutch to, "the road to hell is paved by good intentions".

It's kind of said how you all think alike and act alike, ready to tore to pieces anyone who is not with you. Well, there is your hint, sheeple.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do'nt get you, sheeple poster, at all. So those who have read a little or a lot about this case and doubt the guilt of these men are sheeple. But those who buy, hook, line, and sinker, the DA and police line are - what? Aren't they the sheeple? Are you saying that once someone has been suspected, tried, and convicted, that's it, it's done, never to be questioned - even if questions are raised after the prosecution?

Yes, they are. But I am in neither camp so this doesn't really apply to me (assuming you are addressing me to begin with).

All that is necessary for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing. Edmund Burke.

Sorry but that quote is nonsense.

NP here. This shows how ignorant you are. If you can't see how utterly appropriate that quote was, directed specifically to you, there really is no helping you.

I didn't said the quote is inappropriate - give PPs assumptions the quote was appropriate. That said, this thoroughly overused quote is still nonsense. Yes evil can happen when good people do nothing. It can also happen when good people think they understand what they truly are clueless about and then act on it in great numbers or, for those who need quote to crutch to, "the road to hell is paved by good intentions".

It's kind of said how you all think alike and act alike, ready to tore to pieces anyone who is not with you. Well, there is your hint, sheeple.

You are really weird. I came up with that one all on my own.

[Anonymous]

I haven't seen the movies in a long time, but I remember that one of the deceased boys' fathers was REALLY suspicious. Had beaten the boy right before the murder, and awhile after the murders had all of his teeth removed. His son was brutalized far more than the other children, and as covered in bite marks.