MSNBC Live Vote: Should Boston officials prosecute the men responsible for the signs?

[liberal N proud]

Should Boston officials prosecute the men responsible for putting up the signs that disrupted the city by stirring fears of terrorism? * 118912 responses

Yes. It was a ridiculous marketing scheme and they should pay for the problems it caused.
22%

No. It's not their fault people are so panicky.
75%

I don't know or don't care.
3.2%


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16923848/?GT1=9033


bu$h's base 22% say yes... Terra, terra, terra

[Greeby]

1. He ever had a base in MA?

I'll be damned

[Ian David]

2. Done!

Should Boston officials prosecute the men responsible for putting up the signs that disrupted the city by stirring fears of terrorism? * 119186 responses
Yes. It was a ridiculous marketing scheme and they should pay for the problems it caused.
22%
No. It's not their fault people are so panicky.
75%
I don't know or don't care.
3.2%

[Tesha]

3. Yes for posting illegal bills, no for major shit.

Should they be prosecuted?

Of course the should. They committed ten counts
of "posting an illegal bill" or whatever law is
now used against graffiti artists, petty vandals,
and the like.

Should they be responsible for the ninety brazillion
dollars Boston spent as Boston Officialdom had a
panic attack? Of course not. It's not their fault that a
bunch of uniformed but uninformed, unthinking
officials pushed the panic button and scared a
whole region.

And when all is said and done, watch and see: They
will plead guilty to littering, or petty vandalism,
or something very much like that. And they'll have
to pay $50 and pick up the garbage in the snow. And
their fingerprints will be enshrined in a folder in
Washington and they'll be put on the "No Fly List".

And Thomas Menino will be the Officer Opie of the 00's.

Tesha

[Vidar]

5. Well said.

[meegbear]

4. Bush's base?

Up yours.

[Cobalt Violet]

6. No, They're Mass Art graduates.

We/they majored in shit like that. STATE FUNDED.

And if they get charge with posting bills then there are a lot of terrorist out there. I wonder what the statue of limitations is for that kind of "terrorisms".