JOYCE M

It's another way of saying "What goes around comes around." People who hurt others, in the long run, get hurt themselves.

Phd's in anthropology, etc, imagine all sorts of scenarios involving their pet; the missing link (for which there is no evidence), and they and others theorize fantastic origins for stars, animals and others. Why can't they just look at the evidence and admit a Creator God? They are the sort of people who couldn't open a can in their kitchen and would therefore starve to death. College sure produces some strange things.

Yesterday, New Years Day, I went to a pharmacy for a needed purchase. I was so grateful that the women there were working, I thanked them. They looked abashed, obviously grateful that someone would thank them.

He's a crusader for "getting the bad guy." Like so many from the past, a bad guy is merely someone Jack McCoy has decided is guilty, and he bends the law a bit too much for my liking. Evidence is one thing, interpretation is something else, entirely. There actually are some innocent people wrongly accused. But the masses are mollified by believing that they are safe because someone has been punished for the crime.

I have heard some hair-raising stories about how people are treated in our county prison, and it disturbs me that they are not cared for, because brutalizing people just makes them more brutal in return.