You don't see some justice in a serial con man being stabbed by someone he conned?
I guess we have different morals with respect to the acceptability of lying.
I guess we have different morals with respect to the acceptability of lying.
I don't think that's the only thing we disgree morally with.
You are stating murder is an acceptable response to someone lying to you.
Scary.
(But keep looking, there may be another).
Now, had this been about someone being conned out of a shitload of money, sure, maybe I can begin to understand the stabbing. But at this point, the only thing we know is that this person told a ton of tall tales - that's absolutely not worth being killed over.
>> ... he claimed to have a script of, as I recall, the not-yet-released sequel to Star Wars. I think he wanted $25 or so for a copy of it.
>> ... someone he had lead along with a whole string of lies like claiming he knew George Lucas and how he could pass along the kid's story ideas to him — things like that. The kid finally figured out he was being had and snapped.
I took the above to indicate that he wasn't only telling tall tails, but that he was repeatedly profiting from them.