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It's not a sin if you did it for the lulz. Instead you get a fast ticket staight to God |
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Killing people in Iraq isn't murder, its war. There's a difference. |
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"I'm not aware of any murder being committed by Americans overseas."
Nor am I - I don't go into every Iraqi town and check that Americans haven't killed civilians -
doesn't mean it isn't happening. |
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It's always been ok for Americans to murder people overseas and get away with it. In the Vietnam
war, Lieutenant William Calley murdered five hundred people and, for all practical purposes, got
away with it. He served a total of something like 3 months' home imprisonment. In fact, he became a
national hero.
In the current Iraq war, American soldiers have murdered defenseless, wounded Iraqis live on camera
and gotten away with it. The rules of engagement, which are never disclosed, are obviously so lax
that the mere belief, however ill-founded, that the soldier is threatened is enough to justify
killing anyone. It's the same with Blackwater, American mercenaries who have contracts in Iraq. They
murdered innocent Iraqi people for no good reason and the Iraqi government found that it couldn't
even prosecute them because they had been declared immune to Iraq's laws! |
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I'm not aware of any murder being committed by Americans overseas. Murder is still illegal, at
least in America. |
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12 Mar 2008 03:49
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