On Wed, 9 Sep 1998, Brian wrote:

"No one is wrong.  At most someone is uninformed.  If I think a man is
wrong, either I am unaware of something, or he is.  So unless I want to
play a superiority game, I had best find out what he is looking at. 
'You're Wrong' means 'I don't understand you.'  But there is nothing
wrong with you, you are simply not me and that's not wrong."
	-Hugh Prather

"Some people _are_ wrong".
        -Me

At best, your quote applies to arguments.  Someone who _disagrees with you_
is not wrong, but uninformed.  (Actually he's wrong _and_ uninformed, but I
don't want to debate that.)

But what GUtB is doing is not disagreement; it's disruption.  Someone who
steals your car or breaks into your home is wrong, not uninformed.  Even if
you don't understand exactly why they stole your car (maybe they had a bad
home life which led them to become antisocial; but maybe GUtB did too), it's
still wrong, and the proper course of action is to use force, if necessary, to
keep him from stealing any more cars.