Incomprehensible Filth

"Justice in America has come along way. Sometimes it yields results we don't particularly like, but I for one am thankful for the strong and fair justice system we have in the US, and personally, I think it works perfectly."

I can agree with most of what you said, but it won't stop people from being upset and even pissed off. They'll get over it though heh.

But about the part of our system being perfect? you must have chosen the wrong word because no system is perfect. I'll give you a link to show you ten examples of how imperfect the system is. Of course thats just ten, God knows how many more innocents have been sentenced to death.

And don't forget the juice

http://listverse.com/2010/01/12/10-convicts-presumed-innocent-after-execution/

"Justice in America has come along way. Sometimes it yields results we don't particularly like, but I for one am thankful for the strong and fair justice system we have in the US, and personally, I think it works perfectly."I can agree with most of what you said, but it won't stop people from being upset and even pissed off. They'll get over it though heh.But about the part of our system being perfect? you must have chosen the wrong word because no system is perfect. I'll give you a link to show you ten examples of how imperfect the system is. Of course thats just ten, God knows how many more innocents have been sentenced to death.And don't forget the juice :Phttp://listverse.com/2010/01/12/10-convicts-presumed-innocent-after-execution/

Your right, and any system is only as good as the people running it.

That link makes me sick to the stomach, but none-the-less, our system is by and far better then almost any other in the world, and in the age of DNA evidence, the odds of convicting an innocent person has decreased greatly.