Well, not necessarily learn to shoot as the Number Two Man in the military,
IMO. Learn to shoot if you plan on taking your gun out the front door, yes.
Daryle Lockhart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Let me be clear. I'm saying that if
you are second in command of a
military force, you should LEAR
by releasing Valerie Plame's name.
If treason is ok, than reckless endangerment or involuntary manslaughter
certainly shouldn't be.
- Original Message -
From: sancochojo
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 7:19 AM
Subject: [scifinoir2] R
Sancochojo,
I stand by my initial statements below. First off, I acknowledged upfront that
I despise this administration. If that makes me a Leftie, so be it. But if
you look again at what I said, youll see its stuff like this why I do. Im
not talking about a hunting accident. Accidents
x27;s name. If treason is
> ok, than reckless endangerment or involuntary manslaughter
> certainly shouldn't be.
> - Original Message -
> From: sancochojo
> To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 7:19 AM
> Subject: [scif
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Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 7:19 AM
Subject: [scifinoir2] Re: Cheney Apparently Breaks Key Hunting Rule
okkk. So what does it all mean.
He needs to resign?
he needs to give a public appology?
What?
What will make the Left feel better?
Accidents do
> I think he should apologize, and I agree, that is one
> thing this administration finds difficult in doing.
Rather than apologize, Cheney should make amends... if he knows what
making amends means. (I hope that he does 'cause W doesn't.) What one
DOES speaks more loudly than what one SAYS.
Ge
Bosco:
Well said. I can't over emphasize what you wrote. I couldn't have
said it better. Well said.
George
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Bosco Bosco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think accidentally shooting someone is
> necessarily an impeachable offense. Like all things
> the answers
I think he should apologize, and I agree, that is one thing this
administration finds difficult in doing.
With that said, does the appology have to be public or to the victim
privately. Who is to say he hasn't done that? If it is public,
than he is not appologing to the victim but to the gene
I don't think accidentally shooting someone is necessarily an
impeachable offense. Like all things the answers to the riddle depend
on the situations and variables involved.
That said, I think there are a couple of issues at play here that are
not really being addressed by the Cheney apologists. F
You overestimate. Texas. Seven bucks, according to ABC News, and the check's
already in the mail.
sancochojo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: So your saying if your a Vice President,
you automatically should
know how to shoot a gun. Please.
He is still a human, last time I checked.
You can talk ab
Well you may get your wish. The guy just had a heart attack.
If he dies, "Involuntary Manslaughter."
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Daryle Lockhart
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Understood.
>
> Shooting someone isn't breaking the law so long as the bullets
are
> small. If no one complai
Understood.
Shooting someone isn't breaking the law so long as the bullets are
small. If no one complains, it's fine to leave them in the hospital
and eat dinner. Got it. Politics are more important than humanity to
you and the fact that I disagree and talk about somehow makes me wrong.
A
There has to be a charge made.
If there is no charge made by the victim why
are you ranting about it.
Post an article that matches this one where a friend
was shot accidently by his buddy with bird shots while
hunting and his buddy charged him for assault and the
other guy got charged with a crime
Let me be clear. I'm saying that if you are second in command of a
military force, you should LEARN how to shoot a gun. It's not
automatic. But if part of your job is potentially sending young
men and women to their deaths, then you should know what you're
dealing with. Accidents happ
I agree that more is being made of this than necessary. It's not an impeachable
offense by any stretch of the imagination. The only thing it did for me, aside
from a quick chuckle, was to remind me why I never engaged in the practice of
hunting. The beasts without guns have a slightly better cha
well to be honest, I think that the Lewinsky gate should have been
kept private, if he didn't do it in the White house but Clinton
screwed up. Its like someone getting a high for doing a sexual act
in public and it would not have been in public if that crazy lady
didn't rat out Lewinsky.
But
So your saying if your a Vice President, you automatically should
know how to shoot a gun. Please.
He is still a human, last time I checked.
You can talk about it all you want, but there are actual people who
want him to resign
from his position because of that. How lame is that.
Kobe would n
Sancochojo:
Are you serious?
Well.. by your "logic" the Lewinsky-gate should have stayed private,
too. It was between 2 consenting adults and done in private. Plus,
Mrs. Clinton didn't file for divorce and neither Lewinsky nor
Bill C. would have made it public. A right-leaning Linda Tripp
bet
I don't believe in left or right, but I do know that being shot is no
fun. 20 caliber buckshot or no, when you're second in command of the
United States, it's not much to ask that you look before you shoot.
If nothing else, it's good form during what is being called wartime.
Also, at what
okkk. So what does it all mean.
He needs to resign?
he needs to give a public appology?
What?
What will make the Left feel better?
Accidents do happen.
His partner is not filing any charges.
ok, he broke some hunting law, but I don't know to many
people losing their job for it.
I think t
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