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Originally posted by Incinerator@Apr 19 2005, 06:44 PM
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@Apr 19 2005, 08:28 AM
Enviromental radicals...no different than domestic terrorists IMO.
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Do you really want to draw that parralel today?
I mean come on the guy wrecked some SUVs. He committed a crime but it's not like he killed anybody. They are just cars.
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Let's see you say that when your Toyota Prius gets firebombed by radical soccer moms, anytime something explodes in public it becomes a public safety issue, not just a simple property-related crime. If the kid slashed some tires I'd agree with you, but your comment in this case is way off base.
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You can cook it any way you like, but what he did was wreck some cars and nobody got hurt. I think he should go to jail for it.
That doesn't mean he should be lumped in with of Timothy McVeigh and John Muhammad, both domestic terrorists. [/b][/quote]
So if this kid were to come over to plant a bomb at your place of residence while your entire family is out on vacation you would not call him a domestic terrorist when you come home to find a pile of rubble? It's easy to shrug it off when you're not the victim. And that's the way I'm "cooking" it.