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lostnfound

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1. No problem! Eventually justice will arrive, no need to be impatient, as we are regularly reminded

Reply to question everything (Original post)

Mon Mar 27, 2023, 04:51 AM

Mar 2023

And if anyone is feeling impatient with the pace of that Justice, they don’t understand the complexity of the issue, or the need to have an airtight case.
Anyone who is feeling impatient is unfairly attacking a prosecutor or a judge or the hardworking men and women in some agency.
Because Justice delayed is equal to Justice arriving on time.

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No problem! Eventually justice will arrive, no need to be impatient, as we are regularly reminded lostnfound Mar 2023 #1

I'll bet most "justice delayed" complainers will be aghast to learn that where I live, sanatanadharma Mar 2023 #2

Crimes committed in the morning, and criminals are tried, convicted and Scrivener7 Mar 2023 #3

You are right. Sometimes it takes a few days sanatanadharma Mar 2023 #4

A few days? That would be just as interesting. Any links? Scrivener7 Mar 2023 #5

I find this new story tonight sanatanadharma Mar 2023 #7

I had no idea you were talking about another country. I thought you were saying this Scrivener7 Mar 2023 #8

Truly awful. Pinback Mar 2023 #6