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In a message dated 99-12-02 15:01:39 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

>What makes the nonviolent anti-WTO movement "legitimate" and the violent
>movement not?   Was the Boston Tea Party not violent? Did that make it a
>bad thing?  More to the point, what makes police violence legitimate and
>citizen violence not legitimate?

A local news item on the battle in Seattle pointedly referred to even the
strategy of NON-violent "civil disobedience" as a "SO-CALLED 'legitimate'
tactic."

We've come a long way, baby, from the '60s -- BACKWARDS to the '50s,
apparently ...

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