anastacia129
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God helps those who help themselves. Its never to late to change.
Thanks, JB. Sorry...didn't see this.I am going to use these posts as a examples. I hope you don't mind.
This is constructive criticism or solutions and not done in a bashing way. Neither of these posters support the Anthony's in general but were able to add their 2 cents in a reasonable way.
If you don't support and have a suggestion and can present it without bashing that would be great.
Clock's Tickin, I was very troubled also by those vigilantes outside the A's home. This is still the U.S.A. and innocent until proven guilty. They had no right to do what they did to the A's. I would have been petrified if that was me inside that house.....and I wouldn't have felt protected by the LEs either.
Oh you are SO on my list.:blowkiss:Thanks, JB. Sorry...didn't see this.
Ok...so now it's drinks AND dinner!Oh you are SO on my list.:blowkiss:
:Welcome-12-june:I'm so happy to see this thread. I don't think any of us can really say what we would do. Support a lying, stealing, murdering daughter? Probably not, in my case. But believe, no matter what even though the facts state otherwise, that my granddaughter is still alive? I think I might. Love and grief do strange things to peoples minds. It's very hard to have sympathy for them at times, but I think it's important to remember that they are grieving. Not just for Caylee but for KC, because there's a good chance that she will pay with her life. I pray for Caylee to come home to them, alive or not. And I pray for them to find a way to have some peace. moo
A few did go too far, but as you say, this is the USA, people have the right to PEACEFUL protest.
I hope for them that they can one day smile again, and that the smile will reach the icy chambers inside of their hearts and begin the thaw....
I have sympathy that they have lost their daughter to prison and a dear little grad daughter, but there is no excuse for their actions and words in the last months.
I would like to say to George and Cindy that I am so sorry that they have been brought to this sorrowful and dark place. I feel so much compassion for them for the simple fact that their little granddaughter, whom they loved more than life its self probably, is gone and they are left with only an empty and hollow place where SHE used to reside. I am so sympathetic that they have not only lost Caylee, but that in the process, they have also lost Casey. This is an overwhelming and unbearable loss for them and I have said many prayers for their peace and for their comfort. I cannot begin to say that I understand anything about HOW they have handled all of this, but I do have the upmost empathy for them and wish that this event had never come their way and that Caylee was sleeping in her bed right this very moment. I wish them the peace of God, and the comfort from His Spirit. I hope that one day Caylee will be found and laid to rest properly and that they can begin to heal. I also hope that there are close family members and friends who can be there for them over the next couple of years as they face the mountains that are theirs to climb. And I hope that they can get some help from some organization that is TRUE and cares for them and their well being, and not just someone trying to profit from their grief. I hope for them that they can one day smile again, and that the smile will reach the icy chambers inside of their hearts and begin the thaw....
I think your first sentence IS their excuse for their actions over the last few months. They are lashing out at anyone who says Caylee is dead, I don't know if I woudn't do that myself. They are criticizing LE, while I don't agree with them, it goes along with the fact that they don't believe Caylee is dead AND they believe whatever story Casey has told them. Have you ever tried to change someone's mind about something they believe with all their heart and mind? Some people won't believe it no matter how much proof you have - they just can't wrap their minds around a reality that does not match theirs.
Many posters have talked about the fact that CA, in particular will never believe Caylee is gone and will spend the rest of her life looking for her. 10 years from now she will be staring at every 13 year old brown haired, hazel eyed girl she sees and wonder, are you my granddaughter? How can you not feel sorry for someone who will go through that.
Their pain must be unrelenting and overwhelming, and they have my utmost sypmpathy - 'there but for fortune....go you and I' - quote from an old Joan Baez song.
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