Casey Anthony trial- Not guilty

[Brendan]

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

You're right. My mistake. You said it was a "bunch of crap." So, let me rephrase my question. Is a law that is intended to protect children by requiring that their parent / caregiver notify the authorities of a child’s death or disappearance in a timely manner really a bunch of crap? Is a law that prohibits a parent or family member from profiting from their child’s death really a bunch of crap?

Nice

Maybe I spend too much time reading comments on Yahoo News. That's the first place I heard about it, so it was only natural.

Whatever, I said I wouldn't argue. At least in my opinion, the law has been propelled by people who do not agree with the verdict. My point is that there are already laws for this. They may not be as to the point or as strict, but they are laws. So if I disagree with the law, the only possible opinion I can have is it's a "bunch of crap" from people who are....

Originally Posted by Brendan

It seems like this "Caylee's Law" is just a bunch of crap from people who are too ignorant to understand that without solid proof she cannot be convicted. And too ignorant to see that in some cases "Caylee's Law" cannot be enforced.

We're entitled to our opinions. I may think it's a "bunch of crap" and you may agree with it. Is this a problem?

If it is a problem, then you win the argument, okay? I said I'd stop so that's what I will do.

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by Brendan

My point is that there are already laws for this.

Ummm, no there isn't. Current Florida law makes it a misdemeanor for failing to report a child’s death. The proposed law would change it from a misdemeanor to a felony. However, there is no law against not reporting a missing child. This new law would change that. Still not sure how that's a "bunch of crap."

Originally Posted by Brendan

We're entitled to our opinions.

Yes, we're all entitled to our own opinions, but you don't seem to really know much about the things you are commenting on.

Edited to add: You still didn't answer my question. Is a law that prohibits a parent or family member from profiting from their child’s death really a bunch of crap?

[Brendan]

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

Ummm, no there isn't. Current Florida law makes it a misdemeanor for failing to report a child’s death. The proposed law would change it from a misdemeanor to a felony. However, there is no law against not reporting a missing child. This new law would change that. Still not sure how that's a "bunch of crap."



Yes, we're all entitled to our own opinions, but you don't seem to really know much about the things you are commenting on.

Edited to add: You still didn't answer my question. Is a law that prohibits a parent or family member from profiting from their child’s death really a bunch of crap?

I don't believe it should be a felony. I don't believe someone should have to report a missing child. I don't believe I have no clue what I'm talking about. Yes, I believe that is really a "bunch of crap."

I have added "I/I don't believe to everything I just said, as everything we are discussing are opinions.

But, as I said, I would stop arguing, so you win the argument. Happy? Good.

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by Brendan

I don't believe it should be a felony. I don't believe someone should have to report a missing child.

[Brendan]

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

If my statement is so false, why hasn't there always been this law?

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by Brendan

If my statement is so false, why hasn't there always been this law?

If you can't comprehend that not reporting a missing child is a bad thing, then you're way beyond help.

You keep saying that you're done with this, but you want to keep arguing. Like Leon said, put your full name in your signature line if you want to continue.

[Brendan]

I won't be continuing. Was fun talking with you. You made some interesting points. I hope you have a nice day tomorrow.