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Do you know, did the case I mention have someone else they conspired together with? As for the £200 thing. I know I "floated" this idea but I can't try to eval
by logicallee 9y ago
Do you know, did the case I mention have someone else they conspired together with?
As for the £200 thing. I know I "floated" this idea but I can't try to evaluate the idea I mentioned without it sounding like a joke. But if I try really hard and set aside my reaction to it: if it really did work than £200 a handful of times per year is nothing. I didn't realize just how few cases of terrorism there are every year, see the cousin comment. It's like, 13 people killed since 2010. How many people do you think are reported multiple times by multiple agencies and citizens? This expense would not even be a rounding error on a rounding error. (But I just can't get over how absurd it sounds.)
- kwhitefoot 9y ago> Do you know, did the case I mention have someone else they conspired together with? I was extrapolating to the more recent events where there were several killers but it applies often to the case where there is a lone wolf because often there is someone else who enables them, perhaps not enough to pin a formal charge of conspiracy on them but close.