To: kellynla
I thought I had read that he voted no and then shortly thereafter tried to disassociate himself from them.
To me, if he VOTED -- even though he voted no -- the fact that he sat there, listened, contemplated, and made a choice is about the end of him.
Of course, whether he voted or not, his failure to notify authorities speaks volumes about his character, morals, trustworthiness, and honesty.
48 posted on
03/20/2004 10:01:55 PM PST by
Howlin
To: Howlin
To me, if he VOTED -- even though he voted no -- the fact that he sat there, listened, contemplated, and made a choice is about the end of him. That is really the point. Sitting in on, participating in, legitimizing a decision on whether or not to go on a mass killing spree is certainly a crime and would today possibly be considered terrorism.
Doing the above and not reporting it, and further still associating with the group for years if not decades, is not going to withstand scrutiny by anyone with a small amount of morality. He has eliminated himself from nomination.
77 posted on
03/20/2004 10:56:58 PM PST by
Yaelle
To: Howlin
To me, if he VOTED BINGO! He should have made a citizens arrest. No I am not trying to be funny.
85 posted on
03/20/2004 11:09:38 PM PST by
Texasforever
(I am all flamed out.)
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