Genre: Justice, etc.
Topic: Criminality vs Legality.
Words: 217.
Nobody knew where they were and nobody could have known where it took place. Did it ever occur to someone, or the person that somehow, somewhere, someplace it could've hit and then it took a tole on me. The idea of monstrocities, or heresies, or tragedies, or travesties, or anything abominable is occured to the witnesses of the press, and the witnesses of the people. They testify if nobody have saw what they knew. Criminality vs legality is an idea of an invisible justice -- that invisible string goes a long way for the man to strike its ideology towards me. Is this criminally done if they had turned into something legal? Is this even more legal if the criminal record has always stayed the same? Has it ever been a criminal record if the man waited for the legal time, or if they did wait, then the man must have been a patient criminal. But perhaps he isn't, because patience has let him wait, and so we can't truly define him a patient criminal. That's what they say when they had encountered how nobody knew where they were and nobody could have guessed the man would have been a criminal, so slick and yet so delicate nobody would have called him a criminal. It's criminality vs legality.