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To: kattracks
Actors Richard Dreyfuss, Sean Penn and Denzel Washington and former boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter - who spent 20 years in a New Jersey prison before his triple-murder conviction was overturned - spoke out for Cooper's clemency.

You've got to wonder how anyone can publicly support a man who hacked several people to death. Dreyfuss had written such an eloquent tribute to Charlton Heston ("He's not Moses, but he's Something Else"), that I thought his synapses were firing correctly these days. Guess he's been dragged back down into the pit of liberal activism.

20 posted on 01/31/2004 6:45:44 AM PST by Cloud William
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To: Cloud William
You've got to wonder how anyone can publicly support a man who hacked several people to death.

Including hacking to death two children and severely injuring one child. I wonder if Cooper had been white, would these actors have been as sympathetic.

21 posted on 01/31/2004 6:55:44 AM PST by hotpotato
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To: Cloud William
Actually, I wonder if the victims had been black would these actors have been so sympathetic towards the murderer.

I also wonder how dealing with the real world and his fellow actors will impact Arnold.
22 posted on 01/31/2004 6:58:24 AM PST by hotpotato
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