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To: 68skylark

I agree, but at least if they feel they got justice with this one it will prevent a lynch mob for looking for the others right away and possible hanging more innocent people.

This whole situation could get very ugly very quickly.


14 posted on 09/03/2004 2:46:49 PM PDT by Americanwolf (Zell Miller for Secretary of Defense against liberals! (jeez spitballs.. now thats funny!))
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To: Americanwolf
I agree. If they want to lynch the bad guys, that's fine with me -- wish I could help them. But when a crowd gets too emotional, bad things happen. I'd hate for them to attack or kill some hostage, based on a misunderstanding or something. That kind of "friendly fire" just makes the whole bad situation even worse.

As frustrating as it is to wait for courts to do their work, there's a reason civilized people try to work through a court process -- to protect the innocent, not to protect the guilty.

21 posted on 09/03/2004 2:52:51 PM PDT by 68skylark
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To: Americanwolf

I would bet they have a great idea which people are the terrorists and which are innocent citizens. Afterall, there were 1000 people in there.

I would hope there will be extreme repercussions - this should not be treated lightly. If they want to see the populace handle international relations, just get the children involved. There will not be trials, there will not be prison terms, there will be no consideration of terrorists' rights. They will be exterminated as soon as possible because there is no rehabilitation for people (?) who would do such.


55 posted on 09/03/2004 4:02:18 PM PDT by ClancyJ (Vote for President Bush - For our grandchildren. Democrats are not to be trusted with our country)
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