harmonica
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and he can still have expectations and hopes in prisonwhat???!!??see post # 6the point is it's not a death warrant
maybe a warrant to send him to jail
...the other critical aspect is some judges do sign real death warrants--yes?? -
sure-he'll probably die in jail.....then it seems like a different phrase would've been much more accurate
''death warrant'' is far from accurate and not close to what he'll be doing--don't they get TV/etc in jail? phone calls/letters/etc ??
death warrant
1. an official order authorizing the execution of the sentence of death.
2. anything that ends hope, expectation, etc.
Not applicable.
he will still have hopes and expectations
expecting:
new books to read/tv shows/meals/visitors
humans usually adapt to new/drastic conditions
sometimes they even eat humans
are you saying he won't adapt?
then if what you say is true, how come they sign official death warrants for death row inmates and not other inmates?
Look, don't get pissy with me because you didn't know there was another meaning. You sound like a liberal who lis shown that what he thought is not true.