Well, Better Late Than Never

[The Captain]

At least, I guess so:

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=514&e=7&u=/ap/20041029/ap_on_fe_st/witches_pardoned

I guess it allows the families of those who were killed to get some closure, but I think it'll actually open more wounds than heal.

What's your reaction?

Take care all.

[theundeadhero]

That's really cool. Thanx for posting it.

[TasteyPies]

Serves no purpose.

[Yamaneko]

I don't think Mr. White needs closure for his great great great great (great) grandmother's execution. Lifetimes heal all wounds.

[Big D]

It's always good when society can acknowledge and atone for its past wrongs.

[Del Murder]

Society isn't a person, how can it atone anything?

[Venom65437]

I don't see how anyone would still be upset over this or how it would make them feel better, but whatever.

[Big D]

Society isn't a person, how can it atone anything?Poor choice of words on my part. I don't see how anyone would still be upset over this or how it would make them feel better, but whatever.If my ancestors were persecuted and murdered for an imaginary mis-deed, I'd feel a little bit better knowing that they've officially been cleared. Better than having their names remain forever associated with crime.

[Del Murder]

This reminds me of that Chappelle's Show episode where all the black people got reparations for slavery. Good stuff.

[Rainecloud]

I suppose it's a case of "Better late than never".

[fire_of_avalon]

Yay for the cats being pardoned too!

[Yamaneko]

This reminds me of that Chappelle's Show episode where all the black people got reparations for slavery. Good stuff.
*high-five* :D

[eestlinc]

Hey, the Catholic Church finally apologized about Galileo a couple years ago.

[theundeadhero]

Aren't these all these yet again one of the signs of the Apocalypse?