-=> Quoting Dan Arico to Steve Gunhouse on 22 Jul 96  14:48 <=-
 Re: Plastic 
 SG> I don't have that stuff in my house - well, at least not so as I
 SG> could use it. Of course, I do have some reloading supplies, though
 SG> not in amounts requiring a licensed storage location.
 DA> Without getting into exact details (There are enough kids blowing
 DA> their  hands off without my helping out), I can assure you that
 DA> virtually any  household in the country has all the materials needed to
 DA> make bombs and  incendiary devices. The problem is not with the
 DA> materials or the bomb- making knowledge. It's with people like Ted
 DA> Kaczynski who think they  have a moral mandate to kill anyone they
 DA> disagree with. 
Like I said before, the operative term is "not so as I could use it". 
There are certain tools I don't have, and my household chemicals are also 
limited.
I do know enough chemistry that I could buy stuff at the grocery store 
which I think I could whip up into something - but I'm not going to. And 
likewise, go to the hardware store and pick up some tools to be able to 
put it in a container of some appropriate sort - but again, why? Though 
I've never proven I could, I also don't need to prove it.
But as I don't have those, they couldn't accuse me of anything. (Unlike 
those teenagers who broke into a high school chemistry lab in today's 
paper.)
Steve
... Casualties? What do I care about casualties?
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