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re: Speech as co-conspiring? I don't think so.
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- Date: 3 Nov 1997 17:24:12 -0000
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Minty Cuntskin (Sorry Monty, I couldn't resist ;-) wrote:
>The producers of the show certainly know that there are terrorist
>elements and psychopaths who would be watching. They know that these
>people will be turned on by the imagery of a BATF agent being brutally
>murdered. They could have told the same story using different
>imagery. Instead of using graphic violence, they could have expressed
>the idea of the BATF agent getting killed with a heartrending scene of
>his wife getting the phone call. That certainly would not have been
>inflammatory.
>
>But they didn't. The opted to go with a glorification of the act.
>Why? Incompetence won't wash - anybody getting to national TV has
>spent years in the business and is a total pro. They know what effect
>they are having.
True. I think the majority of the Hollywood community is on our side
in this one. Folks likes Clint Eastwood have made a sincere effort to
expose the BATFucks for the thugs they are. Some of you may recall
that Clint has become a vocal critic of the seige at Waco and spoken
out against it on several occasions.
>They glorified this act of violence to encourage others to do the
>same. Where is the FBI? Why isn't anybody doing anything? If the
>life of only one BATF agent is spared, it will be worthwhile! Think
>of his poor wife and kids.
Yes, imagine having to be related to such a creep.
Tim May wrote:
>>Ah, what has the world come to?
>
>Remailers? ;-)
Though not a panacea, remailers do create some interesting possibilities
for the freedom of expression.
Nerthus
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