>>>I'll agree with that but I also think committing acts of terrorism and NOT paying the price for those actions shouldn't put you in mainstream later in life either (especially not with presidential candidates and senators or public figures)
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>>>It wasn't just a matter of a misdeaner for Pete's sake...
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>>I don't know enough about the Ayers (which is apparently the right spelling) case to make a judgment, but apparently, he wasn't prosecuted because of misbehavior by the prosecutors. And while he didn't pay the price of prison, I suspect living underground for years did exact some price.
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>>Tamar
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>Still I cannot agree completely. Sure it exacted some price. But sufficient for acts of terrorism he has admitted to? You can't be serious...

I didn't say sufficient; I said some, that is, he didn't just walk away untouched. It's certainly not his fault that there was prosecutorial misconduct, so he didn't have to face the charges.

So what should he have done? From what I read, it appears that he went ahead and did something useful and productive with the rest of his life.

Tamar