[tioga]

I have a right to my opinion and to expect them to explain theirs....it’s called accountability. If you are insinuating that I would physically harm a juror, you have crossed a line. I expect them to live with the consequences of their choices, just like we all do in this life and the hereafter. If their neighbors no longer like them or tolerate them...so what? Shunning works for the Amish and it’s perfectly legal.

[CynicalBear]

>>I expect them to live with the consequences of their choices, just like we all do in this life and the hereafter.<<

Hold on to that refusal to forgive and forget and check scripture on how that affects the “hereafter”. I’ll reference “forgive us our debts as we forgive others” just to get you started.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

I expect them to live with the consequences of their choices, just like we all do in this life and the hereafter. If their neighbors no longer like them or tolerate them...so what? Shunning works for the Amish and it’s perfectly legal.

Yes, if the jurors' neighbors and co-workers are annoyed with the verdict, that's their right. People spoke out about the O.J. verdict for years.