Apple,

Are you telling me that if a person believes that the Nazi's mass murder and torture of millions of innocent people was just, that when this person professes to be a member of the Nazi party and supports their beliefs, when this person speaks and preaches about hate and supremecy over other races and religion, and advocates the actions of committing crimes against humanity, that the person does not necessarily have the ability to carry out those crimes?

I cannot speak for Don Smitty as to what he means about common sense prevailing, but I can answer for myself.

If someone like this goes around preaching hate, supporting crimes against humanity, supports a party that has a history of commiting biased crimes and has the background of senselessly murdering and torturing millions of innocent men, woman and children, then you bet that I think that they should be locked up! Common sense tells me that this person is dangerous.

As for their expressing their views? Well there are laws in this country that are made to protect the people of this country that may fall victim to these hate mongers. It is not their right to express their view and make biased anti semetic remarks, or biased anti christian remarks, or biased remarks in general against a person. It is not their right to "express their views" or excersize thier "freedom of exspression" when those views or expressions can cause harm to another human being.


Don Cardi