IRS Plane Crash Only Takes Out One

Thanks to a supporter of Bootlegged Blog, it has come to our attention that a White boy took a plane to an IRS office in Austin, Texas. The plane hit an Echelon building and the directed target was an IRS office. Only one worker (Vernon Hunter) was killed and the pilot (Joseph Stack). Now in normal terrorists acts the one committing the act is never counted in the body count as it is supposed to be considered an insult to the victims. Yet, this event is not being called a terrorist act. Excuse me? Has the definition of terrorists acts change since 2010 and the election of a Negro?

On February 18, 2010 Stack set his home on fire and flew to his final destination to nowhere. The Echelon building housed 200 federal tax agency employees and Stack had beef with the establishment. The media is claiming that the manifesto left by Stack was filled with ramblings of anti-government. Stack’s daughter, Samantha Bell, said (from the comfort of her Norway home) that folks will now listen to her dad. However, my question is listen to what? Stack is dead so there’s no defending his position for him.

Vernon’s son, Ken Hunter, stated that his father was a hero and not Stack because the deceased fought in Vietnam twice. Not to be picky but some may claim that those who fought in Vietnam (a war that most felt we should not have been involved in) flew to another person’s land and murdered a large amount of people. We all know that not all military kills are justified or in self-defense so let us not play whose skin flute is bigger when it comes to heroism. Two lives were taken senselessly at the end of the day.

I’m just glad to be able to see the changing tides as terms take on specified meaning to once again suit the purpose of those who created them to begin with.

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