Ferguson & St. Louis, MO -- Deaths and Protests

[HairOfTheDog]

I feel that way about "hate crime", "bullying", "victim" and a lot of other words too.

This statement has absolutely nothing to do with what is defined legally as "domestic terrorism" they are words that you are using to micromanage the situation in Ferguson.

Maybe we should "review" the definition of racial crime, harassment and defendant.

I meant exactly what I said, Maggot -- nothing more. I gave three examples of terms whose meanings I think get diluted by being assigned to situations to which they don't apply. I think "terrorism" is in danger of heading in the same direction. I didn't connect each of the three examples to each other nor to "terrorism".

I respect that you now think looting in Ferguson is "domestic terrorism". I don't agree. I also don't think that "bullying", "victim" or "hate crime" apply to Ferguson and never implied such (I've previously expressed my opinion of those words being generally misused, more than once).

But, I'm on call and in and out of Mock. So, I'm up for you reviewing "racial crime", "harassment", and "defendant" in the context of Ferguson and really curious about how "micromanagement" comes into play. You completely lost me on the micromanaging reference.

Sock it to me, Dr. M.