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Take note of that the term "war crime" is not randomly chosen, or is not arbitrarily in content, but is defined in international treaties and conventions. If you use the term, stick to these. If you don't, do not use the term as well. |
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As Sky said you are using specific terms where they cannot possibly apply in law. As was asked earlier, name the war crime? Unless you casn find some legal basis your questions about war crimes are pointless. |
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yep I want you to do the leg work. But I want you to look for the negative. Good luck! |
You start to behave like troll. Your original question has been precisely answered. The answer to your question whether or not he could be sued over war crimes, has been given. The hint to a summary and quick overview what the legal understanding of "warcrimes" is, I now give to you for the second AND THE LAST time. Either you get the answer to your original question now, or you don't. The historic background of how the term emegred and got anchored in international conventions and bills, is included. If you would have read it the first time, you would know it by now.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_crime |
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Like most questions they don't end wit the answer given. but engender new questions. To label me a troll only shows the weakness of your answer(s). Start over and perhaps you can see my question as something more than a ideological exercise, and help you in your effort to believe what you are saying. Just a thought. |
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So what about this? Some folks here have cast doubt that this might happen. Some folks seem to think the media has done an acceptable job protecting real people from this exact thing. No comments? |
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Where do you get off saying that I don't hold my government responsible for their mistakes? I want to see the traitor who released this information court martialed, and if found guilty, given the maximum penalty allowed under the UCMJ. Is that enough for you not to see me as a hypocrite? |
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To answer your point about consequences, permit an analogy. Suppose we are both architectural students. I get about 99% of the questions right on the exam, so I become an architect. You can't get 20% of them right, so you don't. One day, unfortunately, in an understaffed project (so I have to carry a heavy workload with little redundancy) I make a few errors among countless decisions and calculations in designing a building, and unfortunately it was in a bad spot so the building folded. Obviously, that the building collapsed is my responsibility, and the consequences of my error quite large compared to yours in the sxam. But it does not mean I'm less competent than you as an architect. Quote:
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Why can't you understand that? You are defending something because you feel it's not as bad as different things done by someone else. That's like excusing rape because others have committed murder. Bottom line here is that people will die directly because of the publishing of these documents for ratings and profit. Now either you think that is inexcusable or not. |
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Perhaps you define "selfish" as not wanting to risk the lives of our soldiers as well as those who are working with us by giving our enemy detailed insight into our day to day operations. Yeah that must be it. After all how else could you even try to justify the half assed editing job we both know the media did? |
My feeling is that if Mr. Obama had wanted to stop Herr Assange from divulging this information he could have done so easily.
In fact he wouldn't be walking freely at this moment, Herr Assange, that is. |
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As for half-assed editing, again, they are having a much higher hit rate on these 92000 documents than the US military. If you want to say that given that it is impossible to guarantee perfection, and given the high consequences of an error, it would be better to withold the information, that's at least a defensible, if tactical position. To say that they are incompetent for failing to meet an impossible standard isn't. |
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So you can defend the media all you want but doesn't change the fact that they are amateurs playing with peoples lives for money and they are aiding the very people we're trying to defeat. |
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