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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Joe Gutfeld on February 04, 2008, 08:28:48 PM
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On 20/20 tonight, there will be footage of the person who killed Natalee Halloway. He admitted that he killed her and dumped her body in the ocean.
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I dont believe the guy, he is lying
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It was an extremely compelling broadcast. It proves that among much of today's "younger generations" there is absolutely no regard or respect for human life. That poor girl was left to die on the Aruba beach completely stripped of any and all here precious dignity. And the monster who killed her is free to roam the streets, be driven around in a late model Range Rover luxury sport utility vehicle while indulging himself in illegal drugs--- yes folks, believe it or not!
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Not only that, but we live in a world of a bunch of drunks. Who do nothing but hang out in bars and get drunk every night.
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You are correct, the incredible amount of alcohol (booze, hard liquor) consumption that some of these so-called "swingers" of the younger generation partake in on a frequent basis is practically beyond belief. When Natalee Halloway began "socializing" with her alleged killer she was already ultra intoxicated, and then her urging her alleged killer to enjoy a potent "jello shot" from her bare skinned naval (belly button), well, that's appalling... She obviously was unable to conduct herself in a responsible manner due to the extreme quantity of alcohol she consumed. Today's "kids" with their volatile drinking habits must be forced to understand the potential dangerous consequences of their reckless actions--- not only the short term consequences (robbery, drunk driving fatality, rape, murder) but also the longterm consequences to their health (liver failure, etc)... Isn't ANYONE except us here on this JTF message board willing to address this issue?!... Why aren't our politicians and members of law enforcement paying more attention to this growing epidemic of irresponsible behavior and making a serious effort to curtail it? Is it because the alcohol lobby has such a firm grip on the political suits in Washington? Is it because booze is such a "booming" busine$$?! You decide...