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what does "a good war aren't going to get you out of it"mean?
“You’re in a heap of trouble here, pal, and a famous dad, a peg leg and a good war aren’t going to get you out of it. How do we know you didn’t scare the poor bitch into fucking jumping? Mentally ill, wasn’t she? How do we know you didn’t make her think she’d done something wrong? You were the last person to see her alive, pal. I wouldn’t like to be sitting where you are now.”
Nov 12, 2013 1:21 PM
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Whoever we are talking about did well in a war, maybe won a medal. But that will not provide any excuse if he is arrested for murder.
November 12, 2013
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