I drove by Comerica Park by accident and was amazed by its glory. After the trial, the judge took us into her chambers and talked to us like we were old friends catching up. The prosecuting attorney and the defense attorney also came in to ask our opinions of what we thought of the trial. We made a difference. We helped preserve the American way.
Jury duty is our responsibility.
I wonder if any of these people who criticize so easily have ever faced a crucial, split-second life and death decision situation. That way the GIs could be slaughtered. People in the media have no empathy or understanding about what our men in the service had to undergo. Visit a Veteran's Hospital someday and talk to some of the staff to see how it affected them. I read first-hand graphic hunting stories, and it sickens me when I read about the hunter relating about what a rush he had when he downed a big deer and how he got all shaky when he saw that big buck with all those points fall to the ground dead after he arrowed it or blasted it with a rifle.