casey anthony

i'm rufusing to use spell check and/or punctuation in this message. if casey anthony doesn't have to play by the rules of society...then damn it, niether do i. i'll admit that as i imagine most of you have watched limited amounts of this trial on tv and read limited amounts of infomration in the news papers. the conclusion i have come to at this point is that a 2 year old child is dead. i think that most of us have gotten past that fact. we get all wrapped up in what was or was not disclosed to the police or what kind of person casey anthony really is and we forget that a poor defensless kid is no longer living. what the hell? that's like paying such close attention to the garnish on your plate, you don't notice that you're about to eat an elephant turd. isn't preservation of life the most inherent instinct in a mother? so who went wrong here...was it casey anthony or did she just not get that part of the human psyche. so if that's the case, should we prosecute that human psyche? should all mothers be put on watch becasue this mom effed up? what happens the next time a psyche gets out of line?

anohter theory: this was all a scam by national (or possibly international) agencies plotting for all of us to be talking about this instead of something else that may or may not be happening right now. maybe they don't want us to notice that there a two wars going. maybe there is about to be a military cue...we won't notice because we're all on the internet bitching about the casey anthony trial....and of course lindsay lohan...we probably won't pay any attention to the space ship hovering over the white house. but we do need to talk about these things in the public light. i think it's ok that this trial got as much attention as it did. we like to have an open debate in our society and this is just the ticket. no other trial event in our generation has been as talked about more than the oj simpson trial. yeah, it is a shame to have a double homicidal maniac or a toddler killer on the streets, but it affords us the opportunity to talk about the criminal justice system, the judiciary system, the role of law enforcement and of course lindsay lohan. these things should be talked about in the light of day...it just sucks that no one would be talking about it if it was a just and fair conviction.