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To: Skel
Williams also called the sniper a "coward." I can think of lots of things to call the guy, but I really don't see how that particular term fits.

I was puzzled a couple of years ago when a gangbanger in N.E. D.C. walked up to a cop and shot him dead, and then the judge at his trial called him a "coward" too. What he did may have been dumb, it may have been highly immoral, but one thing I think he did show was guts.

What is it with this term "coward"?

537 posted on 10/08/2002 11:03:40 AM PDT by aristeides
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To: aristeides
What is it with this term "coward"?

My guess is that it's a ploy to draw him/them out. The worst thing now would be if they disappear from the radar screen and go into hiding with megabucks of increased local/fed activity.

Also, as someone mentioned above, it might deter copycats.

548 posted on 10/08/2002 11:12:09 AM PDT by Fred Mertz
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To: aristeides
What is it with this term "coward"?

In the case of the sniper, I think its because the shooter stays hidden, a good distance away from the victim. The victim doesn't get to see their assassin, and the assassin is shooting unarmed people.

COWARD POS.

749 posted on 10/08/2002 3:30:01 PM PDT by ET(end tyranny)
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