I don't know how many of you have seen this movie, but for those of you who have, do you think the McManus brothers are legitimate in their actions?
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The Boondock Saints
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The Boondock Saints
Post #1“The word "good" has many meanings. For example, if a man were to shoot his grandmother at a range of five hundred yards, I should call him a good shot, but not necessarily a good man.�
G.K. Chesterton
Am I buggin' you? Don't mean ta' bug ya'!
Bono
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G.K. Chesterton
Am I buggin' you? Don't mean ta' bug ya'!
Bono
I am Death. Vengeance is mine! God's fury rains down on you!
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Re: The Boondock Saints
Post #2[Replying to post 1 by St. Anger]
Love Boondock Saints. Good action, creative premise, and funny dialog. Eagerly awaiting the third movie in the franchise.
That being said, absolutely not. Not a chance in hell is it morally defensible, regardless of your opinion on the definition of morality, to elect themselves judge, jury, and executioner of Boston's criminal underworld.
Love Boondock Saints. Good action, creative premise, and funny dialog. Eagerly awaiting the third movie in the franchise.
That being said, absolutely not. Not a chance in hell is it morally defensible, regardless of your opinion on the definition of morality, to elect themselves judge, jury, and executioner of Boston's criminal underworld.
Re: The Boondock Saints
Post #3[Replying to nayrbsnilloc]
Well, they had the luxury of all their victims being complete certified scum, things would be less black n white in reality.
But I'm not against the principle.
Well, they had the luxury of all their victims being complete certified scum, things would be less black n white in reality.
But I'm not against the principle.
