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Actually some of the best movies had endings that I didn't want. Take American History X for example.

Metallica - King Nothing

Yeah and KGC doesn't sound right anyway.

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The article's funny. :lol: She's an arrogant one.

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They were only a criminal while the law was intact. If the law is invalid then their crime is (I'm not saying was) invalid as well. And you are using the word "wrong" as if all laws go by a moral code. They should, but this is not always the case. Like Nick said, it was illegal for blacks to use white things but just because it was a law this does not mean their actions were wrong in a moral sense. Not only that, but they are no longer a threat to society and have no lesson to be learned anymore. If you keep them in prison longer then you're just keeping them in a bad environment which can cause their morality to become tainted from the real criminals around them. Ever hear of cases where innocent people go to jail and it ironically makes them worse off than when they arrived there? Something is not wrong just because it is the law. That is backwards.

God's nature transcends that of space, time, cause and effect, etc. unlike the (observable) universe. He doesn't exist in the same plane we exist in - he is outside of the universe and outside what we know. So it's not necessary for god to be "caused" like the universe since he was the one who created the principle of space, time, cause and effect, etc. making these terms completely irrelevant to him. If he created them then surely he can exist without them. We can't say the same about the universe unless we give it the same characteristics of god which still only serves to equalize the two dissenting beliefs. Plus it's not very scientific.

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190 I see I've picked the right choice then.

Well... at least it's not as predictable as most movies are. :P

This article explains it nicely: http://christopherbutler.wordpress.com/2005/11/02/infinite-cause-finite-effect/ I would love to summarize it for you but I would be leaving out many vital points.

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The title says it all. Say hypothetically that marijuana was legalized. Should the people who went to jail for it be released or should they still do their time? This isn't only about marijuana though - it's for all laws. I think they should be exempt because the changing of the law proves that it was an invalid one in the first place. You shouldn't do time for something which is currently not against the law.

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You're just kidding, right? :|