Examples Of Humorous Wedding Speech: Cruelty

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury. I am not going to say that I feel guilty for removing the Guardian from Revell’s body for the simple fact that I do not. I would like to point out to you that there was a man screaming in pain on my operating table. If you were in my position, with a man screaming in severe agony, would you help him? Or would you just leave him sitting there in complete horrific torture? I know that I couldn’t leave anybody there like that. All of the criminal acts he may have performed aside, no person whether man, woman, child, criminal, or other should be subjected to that level of cruelty. Whatever happened to the basic human rights? Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The Guardian takes away those rights.
It takes away those rights from who you are as a person by keeping a constant fear inside of your head that because you spoke out against something that you’re going to be in excruciating pain. As a doctor, I’ve saved many people’s lives and helped bring many into this life. This also means that I have seen death. I have seen pain. I have seen tears. But all of this is nothing compared to the savagery of the Guardian. I am going to end with a quote from Libba Bray “In each of us lie good and bad, light and dark, art and pain, choice and regret, cruelty and sacrifice... No one can live in the light all the time.”