Petronius -> RE: Anti-Military Attorney Damages Marines Car (1/5/2008 3:51:54 PM)
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ORIGINAL: OrionTheWolf The Chicago paper picked up the story, and if you do some research, you will find excerpts from the police statement. None of it is fabricated, you just seem to be through a shroud over it, and advocating this type of behavior. I ask you directly again, do you advocate this kind of behavior? If so, this is a felony you are advocating, does that bother you at all? quote:
ORIGINAL: Petronius How about: 6. Belief in the tooth fairy? As in: taking a claim in an incredibly rightwing web site as if it is all factual and then trying to figure out what was really going on. Yes, the Chicago Tribune had a columnist -- not reporter -- comment on the story. To explain what the Marine said he quotes the Marine; to explain what the lawyer ostensibly said he also quotes the Marine. But then, to show he's "absent malice" for a libel suit, way down in the article is the statement that the lawyer deines keying the car. There are some 300,000,000 people in the U.S. and cars get keyed. Antiwar cars get keyed by pro-war people; antiwar cars get keyed by antiwar people; pro-war cars get keyed by antiwar people; pro-war cars get keyed by pro-war people. The folks pushing this story are not a group of kooks who devote their life to the horrors of keying, whether of left, right, or center. One key story in a nation of 300,000,000 isn't news; it's rightwing bullshit designed to detract from the disasters of the Bush government.
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