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Originally posted by SMSBear716Actually there are nine men on the US military death row roster. One of them Asan Akbar, who might be known to people following soldier against soldier violence with religious connotations.
.... Soon as he recovers from his wounds, he can be tried and have the 'honor' of being the first US military person executed in decades.
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Originally posted by PonderableWell, they can move Mr Hasan to the front of the execution list, maybe a trip to Camp Gitmo for some honest to goodness torture would be appropriate before said execution
Actually there are nine men on the US military death row rooster. One of them Asan Akbar, who might be known to people following soldier against soldier violence with religious connotations.
Originally posted by SMSBear716It depends...
Depends on your point of view. If you have any compassion for the people killed or wounded , I'd say it was a fairly important event
How much compassion do you feel for the children, women and elderly killed
or wounded during the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq?
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Originally posted by Bosse de NageWhy do you say that?
It's not as if this story is terribly important.
Sure, it may only be a "few" casualties in the grand scheme of things but this mayhem and the ensured media frenzy that follows will surely serve to further polarize folks here on the northern part of this continent.
Originally posted by darvlayObjective observation, Darvlay. Seems clear to me that there's only an extremely small measure
Why do you say that?
Sure, it may only be a "few" casualties in the grand scheme of things but this mayhem and the ensured media frenzy that follows will surely serve to further polarize folks here on the northern part of this continent.
of hard factual info available on which to opine assertively, less than 24 hours since the event.
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