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Bill Ayers Question

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This thread has nothing to do with the election. So please don't dismiss it as an anti-Obama thread.

 

I've been wondering this for quite a long time now....How is this man not in jail? How does he have a vote? He's an unrepented terrorist.

Got off on a technicality IIRC.

This thread has nothing to do with the election. So please don't dismiss it as an anti-Obama thread.

 

I've been wondering this for quite a long time now....How is this man not in jail? How does he have a vote? He's an unrepented terrorist.

 

I thought he did jail time...

This thread has nothing to do with the election. So please don't dismiss it as an anti-Obama thread.

 

I've been wondering this for quite a long time now....How is this man not in jail? How does he have a vote? He's an unrepented terrorist.

 

The reason is that the evidence linking him to the crimes was thrown out (illegal tapes of conversations I believe). Since noone was killed, the statute of limitations was up when he publicly admitted what he had done. That is my understanding of it. Also, the FBI operative that infiltrated the Weather Underground and was aware of the planning and reported their activities was never called to testify. I saw an interview with him, and to this day, he has no idea why his testimony was never used in the case against Ayers.

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The reason is that the evidence linking him to the crimes was thrown out (illegal tapes of conversations I believe). Since noone was killed, the statute of limitations was up when he publicly admitted what he had done. That is my understanding of it. Also, the FBI operative that infiltrated the Weather Underground and was aware of the planning and reported their activities was never called to testify. I saw an interview with him, and to this day, he has no idea why his testimony was never used in the case against Ayers.

 

So a known unrepented terrorist is allowed to just live a normal life in the country he hates? That just doesn't seem right to me.

So a known unrepented terrorist is allowed to just live a normal life in the country he hates? That just doesn't seem right to me.

 

I agree, but that is the way it works. Not perfect by any means.

He may be an unrepentent terrorist, but I'm not sure he still hates his country.

So a known unrepented terrorist is allowed to just live a normal life in the country he hates? That just doesn't seem right to me.

Agreed, but that's the drawback of living in a country with freedom of speech and freedom of expression, but, as you know, its better than the alternative.

The reason is that the evidence linking him to the crimes was thrown out (illegal tapes of conversations I believe). Since noone was killed, the statute of limitations was up when he publicly admitted what he had done. That is my understanding of it. Also, the FBI operative that infiltrated the Weather Underground and was aware of the planning and reported their activities was never called to testify. I saw an interview with him, and to this day, he has no idea why his testimony was never used in the case against Ayers.

Maybe he tossed a few under the bus.

He may be an unrepentent terrorist, but I'm not sure he still hates his country.

What should that matter?

 

What shocks me the most is the University of Chicago will give this nut ball a job knowing what he did. This man never paid for what he did and that is sad.

What should that matter?

 

What shocks me the most is the University of Chicago will give this nut ball a job knowing what he did. This man never paid for what he did and that is sad.

 

 

Well, the comment was made, why he stayed in a country he hates. I simply replied to that comment. Is there something wrong with what I said?

 

For the record, not defending him, but defending the justice system....he never paid because the investigators and prosecutors apparently did their jobs poorly. Blame them, not him.

Well, the comment was made, why he stayed in a country he hates. I simply replied to that comment. Is there something wrong with what I said?

 

For the record, not defending him, but defending the justice system....he never paid because the investigators and prosecutors apparently did their jobs poorly. Blame them, not him.

I'm sorry, I misread/misunderstood your post.

 

I would think he loves this country as well. Where else in the world can you bomb the govenment, have them know where you are, brag about it and nothing can happen.

 

If you were president of a university and he applied for a teaching job would you hire him knowing his past?

If you were president of a university and he applied for a teaching job would you hire him knowing his past?

 

It depends on which cocktail parties I want to be invited to.

Well, the comment was made, why he stayed in a country he hates. I simply replied to that comment. Is there something wrong with what I said?

 

For the record, not defending him, but defending the justice system....he never paid because the investigators and prosecutors apparently did their jobs poorly. Blame them, not him.

 

He committed the crime and admitted it. Why wouldn't you blame him for it?

He committed the crime and admitted it. Why wouldn't you blame him for it?

 

I can't answer for Rockmom, but the blame for the crime falls on Ayers, the blame for the inability to prosecute him properly does not.

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