Martyrdom Denied
Andrew Cohen, CBS legal analyst, presents his view on the Zacarias Moussaoui sentence, and I agree with him.
A dangerous, deluded individual is off the streets forever, to rot in a cell. There is no glory for him in the sentence.
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The jury reached a correct verdict. He wanted to be a martyr, and he is not.
The jury reached a correct verdict. He wanted to be a martyr, and he is not.
Now is the time for the real punishment – for everyone to forget who he is.