[spunkets]

"Maybe he didn't do it the right way,

He absolutely committed murder. That's absolutely the wrong way to handle it. So, he absolutely didn't do it the right way.

[wku man]

He obviously wasn't rational, having been the object of the city's harassment, having just had to fork out a chunk of money to fix something that wasn't his responsibility, and having just come back from an overnight shift at the battery factory. Does that justify him shooting the bulldozer operator/contractor? No. Would that have justified him taking it out on the people responsible for the situation? Maybe...I'm not in his boots, and am thankful for that.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho! In the suit my family is fighting right now, there have been occasions where my less rational side would have surely enjoyed choking the living crap out of a certain smarmy defense attorney, or a certain lazy, good-fo-nothing state's attorney. Fortunately, better judgment has prevailed over me and my family members.

Are you familiar with the Donald Scott case? What is your opinion of that matter?

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!