American Is Killed by Bow and Arrow on Remote Indian Island
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#2I'm not sure what he expected.
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#5Any death is a tragedy, but it's hard to feel terribly bad about this one.
Re: American Is Killed by Bow and Arrow on Remote Indian Island
#6I thought this was going to be another drunken mistake like the two fishermen who died in 2006. No, apparently, this guy thought he was going to bring Jesus to a bunch of famously xenophobic murderers. Any death is a tragedy, but it's hard to feel terribly bad about this one.
Re: American Is Killed by Bow and Arrow on Remote Indian Island
#7I thought this was going to be another drunken mistake like the two fishermen who died in 2006. No, apparently, this guy thought he was going to bring Jesus to a bunch of famously xenophobic murderers. Any death is a tragedy, but it's hard to feel terribly bad about this one.
Re: American Is Killed by Bow and Arrow on Remote Indian Island
#8I thought this was going to be another drunken mistake like the two fishermen who died in 2006. No, apparently, this guy thought he was going to bring Jesus to a bunch of famously xenophobic murderers. Any death is a tragedy, but it's hard to feel terribly bad about this one.
"Murderers" is in the eye of the beholder. From their perspective, they are defending their land and people from invaders.
In this case that is what it looks like from my perspective as well