Re: RAT Cheese it, the Fuzz!

[P1d2o3b@aol.com]

Thank you, W.Houts, for your forth write post

After yesterday's overlong time discussing violence with Rats and protestant 
take on repentence,
I watched a boy from down the road (Sams of Birmingham is in Sylacauga) being 
interview ed by Connie Chung.  After accepting the invitation of a friend to 
a homosexual tryst, he
brought another friend to help beat him to death and send him to the Hell God 
ordained
for queers.  Chung persisted rather painfully, to force him to recount how 
David Gaither with throat split and bludgeoned, rallied, threw his skin head 
'friend' down an embankment, and made his way to his car.  The skin head, who 
had freshly shaved his head for his
prime time interview with Chung,  told her he had been quite amazed to see 
Mr. Gaither
still alive.  'Why did he not escape?' Chung asked.  "Because I had his keys 
in my pocket."  'Then?'  "Me and ____ got him on the back of the car and beat 
him until
it was all gone."  'What?'  "Uh, the adrenalin, I guess."   
God, according to the skinhead,has forgiven him, and so he believes should 
others,  includingGaither's parents "if they don't want to go to hell."  The 
skinhead, according to the skinhead, is going to heaven, because he repented 
and God forgave him because God forgives everything.  Gaither is in Hell, 
however, because it is written in Scripture, the skinhead can show you, that 
is the inevitable destination of homosexuals. 
Peggy, from out of Birmingham
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WHout wrote
>    Some generalizations, I fear, are based in experience.  My experience, 
as I'
> ve pointed out twice now, and which has been ignored by you in favor of 
> freshman satire, is one of living cheek-by-jowel with the people I've 
> described. Those people spoke casually about the violence of their early  
> lives, and nearly in the next breath spoke of the casual violence of their 
> present occupations.  It hardly seems worthy of comment, let alone 
> controversy,   to relate the former to the latter.  Because there was 
nothing 
> special about these cops from Tacoma, Washington.  They could just as 
easily 
> have come from LA, or Madison, Wisconsin. And I knew them from a thousand 
> barbecues, keggers and baseball games. Bull sessions in the garage while 
they 
> changed the oil.