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Vote Swaggs
Voting for anyone with the intent of giving them mercy anyhows without hearing more from them seems redundant and counter-productive.
When we have someone on the block, they by all means should give us a reason to not punish them, and at that time we can choose to give them mercy instead of punishment. (We do have time after the deciding vote for whom is voted for and we have to determine if we should punish them or give them mercy).
I don't really have a very strong feeling about Swaggs either way, just using this vote as my way of stating my objection to people who are throwing out mercy before someone has even been decided upong, as well as picking someone who has publically said they won't be here to defend themselves.
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