From: khelair@bismaninfo.hopto.org.remove-mgt-this   
      
     To: jigo   
     Re: Re: What practical actions can be taken to help restore liberty   
     By: jigo to alt.anarchism on Wed Feb 13 2013 22:09:41   
      
    > 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).   
      
       No problem.  We've got to band together for problems like this.   
       I'm sorry to hear about your medical conditions.  I've got some right now,   
   but I'm only 35 and while mine are causing me to have some issues with work   
   [and previously school] right now, I guess they're relatively minor, all things   
   considered.   
       You're absolutely right about actions that need to be taken in the defense   
   of liberty, and I'm glad to hear someone else talk about that from a reasonable   
   perspective.  If everybody was on the same page about what's wrong with this   
   country and all I'd probably say it's time for a revolution, but I'm pretty   
   sure that if it came down to brass tacks at this point in the game that the new   
   movement would be pretty much paralyzed or completely misunderstood and   
   demonized due to fighting in the ranks about what is wrong and what needs to be   
   done.   
       I wish you the best and certainly hope to see more of what you have to say   
   in the future!   
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