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To: DesertRhino
You missed the point — I'm OK with law enforcement going after bad guys, but not summary executions or them going after the good guys, which has been occurring for years. We are living in a de jure police state because we won't control the bad guys, the mentally ill, the pervs, the borders. Enjoy the naked photo and TSA pat down on your next flight. Check out your home on Google Earth. You do realize all these posts are being recorded by the NSA. Hope you're not part of a Tea Party group that is being harassed by the IRS & FEC working together illegally. Wake up, please.
56 posted on 08/10/2013 6:54:20 PM PDT by twister881
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To: twister881

Im fine here typing my opinion. And this case was not a summary execution. You might want to look up a definition of that. If the girl was there, the shot ended the immediate danger she faced from someone who killed half her family.
I am indeed TEA, and you are the one who needs to wake up.

There is some d@mned serious crap in this country to be highly upset about. But it’s exceedingly childish to act like every legitimate act the FBI does is wrong. They did a good job here, and slapping them on the back is the right thing to do when they act right.

Punish the bad, reward the good. Its a basic concept. Being pissed off here makes as much sense as being angry at a road crew directing traffic. Shooting kidnappers to save the victim is a legitimate thing.

Ill go you one further. In 1942 Munich, if a lunatic murderer kidnapped a 16 year old girl, id be pleased if an available SS sniper nailed him.


66 posted on 08/10/2013 7:08:35 PM PDT by DesertRhino (I was standing with a rifle, waiting for soviet paratroopers, but communists just ran for office.)
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