Ah yes, i may be a pig, or a fish. But this was Platapus who called me that, anyway.

Back to topic:
What i mean is that you seem to like to kill the messenger rather than the people who obviously did commit crimes. Ah yes, for the greater good, i know.
This has been the excuse for a$$holes for milleniums, and is in no way different from today's China, or North Corea.

But honestly, to all people who raise their voice here to kill Assange via your neat devices like predator drones, or whatever:

This is so cowardly you cannot even imagine what I think of you :yep:

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y17.../predadork.jpg

:O:

Thanks for reading,
Catfish

Call me a coward to my face and you won't have to imagine what I think of you sir. :yep:

It keeps getting better and better, Jim. :DL

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/pict...pictureid=3636

:har:

I'm not going to have to put you all in the time out corner am I?

Ah, sex flounders.

Blowing him up with an armed drone just seems too obvious. If the gubmint really wants him dead he'll just disappear under mysterious circumstances. That would be my guess, anyway. :yep:

I don't think i wanna see one of those

When the messenger breaks laws in delivering his message, then yes, I believe he needs to be punished. I assume the phrase "killing the messenger" is only a cliche. I don't feel that any crimes Assange may have committed warrant the death penalty. :nope:

The crimes committed by all parties are totally separate from each other. It may be true that crimes were committed by the government officials. If so, then they should be brought to trial and evidence presented and evaluated.

However, any crimes that the government officials may or may not have committed are totally independent of the crimes Assange may or may not have committed.

A consequentialist viewpoint in this context is not appropriate in my opinion.

:yeah: Awesome!

I guess the Predadork is the contemporary manifestation of what we called Wizzos. Wizzos were weapons control officers. They road, as cargo, in the back seat of two seater such as the F-4. Wizzos were notorious for trying to pass themselves off as pilots to impress people, especially baghags.

I had the misfortune to working next to a wizzo during an exercise in Korea. I just wanted to tell him "dude, you ain't got no radiator! You are a Wizzo!"

The more things change, the more they stay the same. :up: