That's not an excuse, though. It's an explanation. But nobody coerced her to do those things, and she knew, or should have known, that they were terribly wrong. No? And she should be punished because whats he did was very bad as well as illegal. Matter of fact, she got off pretty easy compared to some of the others involved -- 3 years as opposed to 8 or 10 year sentences handed out to more senior participants.
Am I being too harsh here? I don't think so.
jks
--- Doug Henwood <dhenwood at panix.com> wrote:
> Leigh Meyers wrote:
>
> >It's all true, and Lyndie England is STILL
> responsible for her actions.
>
> In a legal sense, yes. But it gives me the creeps
> how quick you are
> to denounce her with enthusiasm. She was produced by
> a particular set
> of gender and class relations and then twisted by
> the military. You
> sound like some hyperindividualist right-winger -
> which is not
> unrelated to hippiedom, is it?
>
> Doug
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