[geeks] This bogles my mind

[Joshua D. Boyd]

In part, the way he was caught.  I don't know all the method used to catch
him, but I didn't care for the piecing his movements using seized video
survailence.  He definately deserved to be caught and put to death (which 
isn't to say that I think the death penalty is the best idea, but my
ideal replacement is usually considered excessively inhumane). I have
little sympathy for terrorists.

--
Joshua Boyd

On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Amy wrote:

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> On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Joshua D. Boyd wrote:
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> > The other problem is that while I feel I have a right to monitor what
> > happens on my property, I won't appreciate it if someone tries to subpeona
> > my records because they might inadvertantly tell them something about my
> > neighbors.  This is exactly how Timothy McVeigh was tracked.  The store
> > owners cameras also caught part of the street, and the FBI took all that
> > footage and was able to retrace where the van came from.
> 
> so you're saying it was a *bad* thing that a native terrorist was caught,
> tried, and convicted? you disagree that he was caught, or the way he was
> caught?
> 
> --a
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