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 Originally Posted by wufwugy
Well, but what he did doesn't make him culpable for murder. While causally it can be said that he plays a part, the line has to be drawn somewhere (because everything plays a part causally). The idea that people are responsible for their actions regardless of the general speech of another is important.
I don't care about something as rock solid as the culpability of murder, that's for lawyers to make a show of. I'm in the shades of gray territory. And shades of blame fall on Bill O, darker ones on his approvers, and lighter ones on those that followed his apparent desires.
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