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Originally Posted by Praxeas
Im not sure Ferd, but does that mean you are in agreement with what I posted?
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In some since yes. But I am loath to agree with the notion that there is justification for adding punishment for thought.
Understanding motivation is always needed. saying that one victim deserves greater justice because of what was in the mind of their attacker over another victim with hte same injury seems capricious.
Hasan does not deserve greater punishment for being a terrorist. However the American public deserves to understand what led to his action, so we can avoid a repeat.
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