By: amiacalva

amiacalva
Wed, 30 Nov 2016 15:34:33 +0000

In reply to A” target=”_blank” title=”/2016/11/victim-a-professor-holds-out-judgement-on-ohio-state-attacker/comment-page-1/#comment-101264″>A”>/2016/11/victim-a-professor-holds-out-judgement-on-ohio-state-attacker/comment-page-1/#comment-101264″>A Supportive Friend.

Dear Bird-brain of a Feather (aka supportive friend): The “restraint” statement was not useful. Driving a car into a group of people and then stabbing them with the intent to kill can only have one response: The choice of action is completely selfishly destructive to the point that the attacker must be put down before he carries out more of his intent, and if he happens to get so lucky that he survives his attack then he must be at the very least incarcerated for the rest of his life (or is rehabilitated as would happen in a Pollyannian world). And so, i do not think that either your or your friend have failed to stop and think, but simply deduce that your ability to apply reason is dangerously skewed.