bin-laden_n_1461431.html    To preface: Romney is a tool, and it seems ALEC has succeeded in creating legislation and policies for my dem. mayor and governor, as well as the majority of our slack and corrupted lawmakers. That said, I'll probably vote for the pres., though he didn't get my vote last time (Green pty., Cynthia McKinney, go ahead, hate on me all you want, then go and vote your own damned conscience). Maybe I'll go indie again, or abstain; as for Libertarian - that is a sociopathic delusion that maintains that humans have each individually created the world on their own, and just roam about independently creating wonderful things and being financially secure in a vacuum. But this is my problem: I don't believe in assassination, or murder, or killing of any sort for that matter. I think it is one of the worst of human rationalizations. It does not deter anything, only increases the worst we can do to one another. It keeps alive the pretense that justice can be achieved through taking another life and consequently justifies killing as a primary solution to any host of life's problems, when in fact, it is ultimately wholly regressive. I was in first grade when JFK was shot. With the following assassinations of MLK and RFK I came to believe these were all political acts. All absolute abuse of power, our most heinous crime against one another - to take someones life away. Okay, so Osama B.L. was a "bad" guy, but he once was "our" guy, that we helped to create - a U.S. political tool, a tool had to dispose of once we lost control; just like Saddam, Just like Manuel Noriega, and like all the others that did our bidding at the expense of some unfortunate populace. Fuck due process, fuck the right to a fair trial, fuck human rights - we're the eff 'n  U eff 'n S eff 'n A m effer, so we can go out and kill whoever we want, whenever we want! Now the political act against this perceived enemy is being used as a campaign banner. Boo, hiss; in very bad taste.