CDR: Re: McVeigh, Freedom Fighter or Kook?
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no.user at anon.xg.nu
Wed Sep 13 08:02:36 PDT 2000
Ray said:
> Mcveigh, as he is, is just a random crazy. But if, say, one
> out of ten American Citizens or so had looked up from the news
> story and gone, "It's about time somebody started fighting those
> bastards" then he'd have a constituency to whom he could be a
> freedom fighter. And also a nonzero chance of causing real
> change.
And just what is it that makes you think that "one out of ten"
didn't secretly cheer that news? Or maybe more? And even if it were
only "one out a thousand", isn't that a significant number? Even in
the First American Revolution, not that many actually took up arms.
Many were totally against it, and fought for the Brits. If one in
a thousand took up arms today against the fedz, wouldn't that out-
number the US military?
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