One of my favorite phrases is "perception is reality to the perceiver." Reading his notes, I can't believe this man was psychotic or crazy. First, let me say I don't agree with the harming of other innocents to make a statement. From another point of view, though, could Mr Stack be looked at as a patriot? That is food for thought agree or disagree. Our military commanders send soldiers out every day to fight "terrorism" knowing there will be times some will not return alive or unharmed. Yet this is considered patriotic duty. Most learned readers have read numerous articles over the years pointing out domestic "terrorism" perpetrated by the IRS and other gov't agencies. Many Americans believe the IRS is a terroristic agency. Yet when a person reacts with violence against it they are considered crazy. Every man woman and child has a flash point. Some have more tolerance than others and can be pushed and abused more than others, but there is an individual level at which almost everyone would strike back with violent behavior. Believe me, working at the post office for many years, I have seen it first hand. To sum up, of all the citizens of this country that believe we are lied to and terrorized by our own gov't, that the peoples' best interests are not represented by our elected officials we send to Washington, and that big money buys the best justice you can get, less than 1% will ever really do anything violent in making their views be known.
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I may not agree with what you say, but have fought and will continue to fight for your right to say it. USArmy 1966-1975
