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Florida man pleads guilty to threatening to kill a Supreme Court justice
(www.nbcnews.com)
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No, it's really not. People are harmed or even die either way. Who draws the line and where? Should we publicly execute all tobacco execs right now? Is that something you would agree with? What about automotive execs who purposefully lied about emissions standards for profit? They are killing real people. Do you extend your quest for blood to the peons who lied on the tests? The engineers that implemented them? Say a conservative starts bombing clinics that do abortions - are they justified? They see abortion as murder -- are they not nobly preventing further murders for the greater good? Tell me who decides and where the line is drawn and you may have your pound of flesh.
Only a sociopath sees violence as necessary for progress in a democracy. If violence becomes necessary it should be mourned, lamented. We are absolutely not there yet. This is extreme and irresponsible rhetoric.
That you can't understand the difference between intent and negligence told me enough. So, I didn't bother reading the rest.
Take care and enjoy your moral high ground.
I'm sure it is challenging for you to read more than a few sentences. I provided you with examples of malicious intent and you closed your eyes and plugged your ears. You can do better.
Cool, so now you're resorting to personal attacks.
Again, enjoy your moral high ground.
I replied specifically and directly to your points with new examples. You in turn replied by saying you wouldn't read them. Either way, thank you for ceding the high ground -- the view is nice from up here :)