NODE 41b9a1deRe: Shooting the taggers
"John Smith" <jsmith58@hotmail.com>Sat, 23 Aug 1997 13:23:00 +0800
>>>There's a solution for taggers: snipers.
>From: Jonathan Wienke <JonWienk@ix.netcom.com>
>Speaking as a father and as someone who has been followed by gang
members
>on numerous occasions after witnessing a gang assault and providing
>information to the police, I am in agreement with Tim May.
You agree that the solution for taggers is snipers? You agree that
children who paint graffiti should be shot, perhaps killed?
>I don't want my
>child to be corrupted or assaulted by worthless, predatory scum. There
>would be much less gang crime if private citizens could cane or
otherwise
>deal with gangsters when they caught them in the act, pour encourager
les
>autres, like.
Your own child gets a ride home with a crowd of high-spirited
troublemakers, and on the way home they bash in J. Cypherpunk's
mailbox with a baseball bat. JC appears on his porch and rakes
the car with his AK-47, killing all on board. Is this justified?
"John
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NODE 6072b1d6Re: Shooting the taggers
Jonathan Wienke <JonWienk@ix.netcom.com>Sat, 23 Aug 1997 23:08:22 +0800
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At 10:14 PM 8/22/97 PDT, John Smith wrote:
>Your own child gets a ride home with a crowd of high-spirited
>troublemakers, and on the way home they bash in J. Cypherpunk's
>mailbox with a baseball bat. JC appears on his porch and rakes
>the car with his AK-47, killing all on board. Is this justified?
I wouldn't go that far, but when a group of 10 punks armed with sawed-off,
nail-embedded baseball bats swaggers through the neighborhood, it would be
nice if the residents could disarm them and escort them to the middle of
the Mojave at gunpoint without falling afoul of the LEA's ourselves.
Jonathan Wienke
What part of "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be
infringed" is too hard to understand? (From 2nd Amendment, U.S. Constitution)
When everyone is armed, criminals fear everyone, not just the police.
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