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Hi. As a member of the young generation that will one day
lead this country, I am very concerned about people who kill
their wives and then lie about it afterwards to authorities.
Last week, a man was arrested in California because the police
think he killed his wife and decapitated her and then lied
about it, and I feel that this kind of behavior is very, very
wrong and must stop immediately. Just because someone might
be angry at his wife does not give him the right to run around
killing her. How would you feel if somebody tried to kill
you for no reason? That's exactly my point. You wouldn't like
it at all!
No matter how angry you are does NOT give you the right to
sit outside an Italian restaurant while the hitman you recently
hired puts two bullets in your wife's head. It doesn't matter
if you're a famous actor and other famous actors have gotten
away with it in the past. It's just wrong.
I realize I've never been married but my ex-boyfriend Brian
Lemming got really mad at me plenty of times and he never
tried to kill me --even when I French-kissed his older brother
when he was at soccer practice or when I spread rumors that
he had a very, very small penis. See, if you're in a relationship
with someone, you should forgive them when they make mistakes
like when I accidentally told some people at school that Brian
Lemming still wets his bed and sleeps on rubber sheets.
When people get married they should be even more forgiving!
Married people take a vow to love each other forever and that
means a husband shouldn't kill his wife and then bury her
body in a shallow grave in a nearby park. What kind of marriage
is that?
In conclusion, instead of killing your wife, you should talk
to a marriage counselor or maybe someone from the church.
I think they will tell you the same thing but they're adults
so you might listen to them more than me.
All I am saying is give peace a chance.
Jen Gillis
Sophomore, Camden High School
P.S. GO CAMDEN CHIEFS!
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