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<< A recent article on MSNBC mentioned an episode of '24' where the Kiefer
Sutherland
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Good heavens, that episode in question aired in October 2002.   Anybody drawing
any kind of connection between the two events is reaaaaalllly stretching it.

> I never see the show, so I can't say if that's
>accurate, but if so, anybody associated with that show who claims moral
>superiority over
>anybody in Iraq is an ass.

The story is true. I saw the episode. I'm not sure why you put this diatribe in
your post though.

>A recent article on MSNBC mentioned an episode of '24' where the Kiefer
>Sutherland
>character "sawed the head off a bad guy." I never see the show, so I can't
>say if that's
>accurate,

 . . but that won't stop me from making a pompous and uninformed moral
judgement. Next stop, that creep who wrote Richard III!

It was a time of great turmoil. The strong preyed on the weak, dogs
and cats lived together. One voice cried out in the wilderness:
raybearNOSPAM@hotmail.com (DrBear) wrote in
<40b56062.95605366@news-server.new.rr.com>:

> Well, in reading thru the newsgroup, I see that the "hero" cut off a bad guy's hand. Isn't
> that what they do in Islamic countries? Frankly, I can't see how anybody could watch this
> violence-fest and call it entertainment. No wonder the rest of the world hates us.

I'm probably feeding a troll but Jack cut off his partner's hand --
that is he cut off a good guy's hand -- to save him from a biological
bomb that was attached to his wrist by a titanium collar. It was
either that or let the poor guy (who is dating his daughter btw) die a
slow, horrible death from a deadly virus. The guy was in surgery and
they were reattaching the hand as the show ended.

--
"Actually, the Medium Point Bic Round Stick is the preferred
pen for emergency tracheotomies."

Roberto Castillo
robertocastillo@ameritech.net
http://www.freewebs.com/robertocastillo/

Well, in reading thru the newsgroup, I see that the "hero" cut off a bad guy's hand. Isn't
that what they do in Islamic countries? Frankly, I can't see how anybody could watch this
violence-fest and call it entertainment. No wonder the rest of the world hates us.

>A recent article on MSNBC mentioned an episode of '24' where the Kiefer Sutherland
>character "sawed the head off a bad guy." I never see the show, so I can't say if that's
>accurate, but if so, anybody associated with that show who claims moral superiority over
>anybody in Iraq is an ass.
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