Fastow recognizes heroes

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Feb 1, 2007 at 21:22

Mr. Fastow, I have another terrific hero for you to worship, err admire, ah acknowledge; and his name is Richard Kuklinski. A great American who managed to assassinate over 200 people before he got caught. He used guns, knives, bricks, and many other devices and he did it for money. He also tortured many people, and one of his favorite techniques was to tie some one to a chair and then insert a screwdriver into their backbone. How ingenious! Can you conclude that he was extremely clever and that his accomplishment was in a sense a work of art even a sublime work of art? Some great people just don't get any respect. I applaud you for being the voice for these deserving and ignored psychopaths, err I mean extremely clever, creative geniuses.

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