Larken Rose: Another Bad Idea

[LOBO]

http://www.copblock.org/5475/when-shoul ... oot-a-cop/

Something tells me that the next time this idiot believes laws don't apply to him, its not going to end well.

[notorial dissent]

Somehow, Larkin Rose and the phrase "bad idea", just seem to be made for each other, kind of like logic and Larkin Rose don't.

[LPC]

Needless to say, this is the kind of "thinking" that led to the deaths of Jerry Kane, his son, and two police officers.

[Gregg]

Did he get out? Please tell me he didn't write this on the computer in the prison library.

And if he did, is he gonna use it as a mitigating fact at his parole hearing 'Yes, I've taken up writing some civic advice columns, your honor"

[Pottapaug1938]

This guy has overdosed on what I call "Lexington Kool-Aid". He has this romantic vision of himself on a new Lexington Green, firearm in hand, banding together with others to resist the Dark Forces of the ebil gummint, come to take away his precious freedoms.

I wish I had a dollar for every flaw in his arguments/rants.

[Number Six]

With this "When you should shoot a cop" nonsense he has gone from crazy and twisted and mildly criminal to blatantly so. The question is "When you should shoot a paytriot" or rather when they should be tasered and handcuffed and pistol-whipped.

There was another such nut among the leaders at the "Porcupine Festival" a few years ago who was inebriated with the Lexington koolaid, paytriot pastor Garret Lear. He talked about how in his run-in with the IRS he had won in court. "You'll never hear from us again" they said according to him.

This is his site: http://www.thepatriotpastor.org/

As usual the other side of his "ministry" requires a fair amount of research. Like--how many people have been ripped off or sold down the river by his ministry of deception?

[jcolvin2]

Did he get out? Please tell me he didn't write this on the computer in the prison library.

And if he did, is he gonna use it as a mitigating fact at his parole hearing 'Yes, I've taken up writing some civic advice columns, your honor"

According to the BOP inmate locator, Larken was released on December 29, 2006. A few months ago, someone posted a video of Larkin and his family performing.

http://quatloos.com/Q-Forum/viewtopic.p ... se#p120499

There is no parole in the federal system, but inmates can get credit of "good time" of up to 54 days a year. I'm not sure if writing a column about "when to shoot a cop" while in federal prison would impact the good time computation, but I suspect it might.

[Gregg]

I'm confusing him with someone else, the one I'm thinking of is a lawyer, maybe recently disbarred, who is from Oklahoma maybe and just got sentenced within the last year.

I need to get the updated Idiot Playbook so I can keep up.

[LPC]

I'm confusing him with someone else, the one I'm thinking of is a lawyer, maybe recently disbarred, who is from Oklahoma maybe and just got sentenced within the last year.

You're thinking of Oscar Stilley.

[Nikki]

Rosie still lives in the Philadelphia area, correct?

If so, he should REALLY think before threatening police officers.

The Philadelphia police are not known for a kinder, gentler reputation.

[notorial dissent]

Since when, might one ask, has Barkin' Larkin ever been accused of having any sense, common or otherwise?