To: Catspaw
The point being,he was a man of principle,he sincerely beleived in the constitution.The rest of us just live our lives,let one right after another taken from us without question or without the balls to question it,in public anyway.I do not condone the killing of this LEO,but,what went down with hershey should be known to understand why he "matthews" snapped and went on the run,it ain't as clear cut and pure as it has been told IMO.
To: eastforker
I do not condone the killing of this LEO...
Not as good as condemning the murder.
To: eastforker
The point being,he was a man of principle,he sincerely beleived in the constitution.You're really going to have to show me in the Constitution where it says that one citizen has the right to murder another citizen. I've looked & looked, you know, and I can't find that clause. I also can't find the right that one person has to murder another in the Ten Commandments. If you can find that Commandment, please post it, okay?
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08/14/2002 8:14:05 PM PDT by
Catspaw
To: eastforker
Are anarchists worthy of being called "men of principle" even if their "principles" will get people murdered? You are in position to doubt why the facts so far, yet you do, thinking their must be a reason why Matthews snapped.It's a helluva coincidence that he was packing a 7.62 Cz that can penetrate kevlar, or that he came out blasting before Taylor could even exit his car, but thats not clear cut according to you, is it?
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