From: retired@home.com   
      
   Khelair wrote:   
   >    To: Anarcissie   
   >    Re: Re: What practical actions can be taken to help restore liberty   
   >    By: Anarcissie to alt.politics.libertarian,alt.anarchism on Thu Feb 07   
   2013 14:13:59   
   >   
   >   > And what better way to carry on the struggle than to   
   >   > advocate terrorism in a forum available for everyone to   
   >   > read, including the police?  That'll show them!   
   >   
   >      How does that quote go?  In times when the truth is treason, only the   
   > outlaws something something...  Anyway, you can still kind of get the point   
   I'm   
   > trying to make.  People gotta network before Obama hits that internet kill   
   > switch, ya know.  Some people have big balls that help 'em do things like   
   this,   
   > some people are stupid, and some just have nothing to lose.  Which ever this   
   > particular poster may be, I'm glad he's exercising what's left of his right   
   to   
   > free speech.   
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   Thanks for the support. It's both. At 67 with six serious medical   
   conditions, I don't have much to lose.  But I thought I made it   
   clear that terrorism as we usually define it is ethically wrong.   
   Selective terrorism does not involve that. It does not necessarily   
   involve hurting anyone physically, but taking action against the   
   people who have wronged you. This may range from legal action to a   
   lot of "dirty tricks" that you probably well know and that   
   politicians use all the time (Nixon was famous for them).   
      
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