Fluxis wrote: > > Because look at the situations: > > 1. John Lennon (Everyone flinch) was killed by an individual who wanted to > "Protect him from becoming ruined"....to keep him from becoming a phoney? If > you kill someone because you love them more than you believe in the worlds > ability to sustain them, well, thats Salinger in a nutshell. > He believed he had already become phony actually, and wanted to protect the listeners I suppose. > 2. Reagan, while I'll admit the guy had strong Jodie Foster impressionating on > his mind (Thats a fun use of syntax, "impressionating") we should also look at > it this way....IT WAS RONALD REAGAN. I wonder if Hinkley simply wanted to be like the Lennon killer. > 3. Also, it could just be that Catcher In The Rye has sold millions of copies > worldwide...it would seem odder to me if it wasn't on their bookshelves. In their bookshelves, sure, but in their pockets when they committed the crime? That's a completely different story.