[GovernmentShrinker]

I'm all in favor of rehabilitated criminals getting the opportunity to become productive citizens. But installing a guy with this kind of history as Chairman of Smith & Wesson is ludicrous. It's like putting a rehabiliated child abuser at the helm of the Boy Scouts of America. Looks bad, and can only harm the organization. And besides, if he was really rehabilitated he should have disclosed his background to S&W before they made him Chairman -- his failure to do so is clear proof that he wasn't really committed to advancing the company's interests.

[TomServo]

Tell ya what. Read some more here, including the added link. I think you may change your mind a little about the man and the circumstances. :-)