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xoverau

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Oct 08, 2006 02:00

Amish girl, 13, asked to be shot in exchange for gunman freeing the others.

Her sister, who survived, knows now how much she was loved. That's...some kind of legacy, I guess.

Jesus.

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clumsygyrl October 8 2006, 07:06:15 UTC

*hugstight*

xoverau October 8 2006, 07:10:35 UTC

*cling* the world is an ass-crazy place.

ninjetti75 October 8 2006, 09:31:03 UTC

A-the-fuck-men to that.

*shivers*

clumsygyrl October 8 2006, 16:55:01 UTC

totally totally is. *petpetpets*

kittykatz October 8 2006, 10:23:35 UTC

That's just too sad.

xoverau October 8 2006, 18:50:10 UTC

Isn't it?

beckyo October 8 2006, 13:52:04 UTC

I read that a couple of days ago in our local paper. My God. *sigh* And the way the Amish community has reached out to the gunman's famiy? Amazes me.

xoverau October 8 2006, 18:50:43 UTC

I wish I could be that way. Hell, I don't know how I'd react; maybe I wouldn't have the energy for anger and vengeance.

skyline3way October 8 2006, 15:33:06 UTC

More than half of those attending the gunman's funeral were Amish. Their need to forgive and support his family is almost too painful.

xoverau October 8 2006, 18:50:57 UTC

I hope I could be the same way.

alexandriabrown October 8 2006, 20:14:57 UTC

There is no part of Hell that is horrible enough for him. I firmly hope that God made a new part just for him. I mean, it's, it's just. Christ.

xoverau October 8 2006, 20:19:54 UTC

I'm having a harder time being all wrathful and vengeful with this one because the Amish haven't been. I'm not saying I could want the best for the dude's soul if it were my community and my kids, but I think it's probably the fastest way to work through the pain.