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In article , Roy Smith
wrote: Ok, I answered your question, now you get to answer mine. If you're so worked up about them asking to look in my trunk, how do you feel about people being kept in prisons with no due process and no access to legal representation? It seems like that's the kind of thing we should be worked up about. But maybe they're not the kind of people we get worked up about? Different laws for combatants from a war zone. It depends on the circumstances under which they were apprehended and what activities they were involved in. American citizen vice illegal alien. These are different times. The difficulty is telling the good guys from the bad guys. The tactics in use to extract information require time, the information extracted must be verified, etc. The enemy we now face is patient and uses time to their advantage. The old days of set piece warfare are over. This enemy is not a physical state, but a state of mind. |
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In article , EDR wrote: In article , Roy Smith wrote: Ok, I answered your question, now you get to answer mine. If you're so worked up about them asking to look in my trunk, how do you feel about people being kept in prisons with no due process and no access to legal representation? It seems like that's the kind of thing we should be worked up about. But maybe they're not the kind of people we get worked up about? Different laws for combatants from a war zone. That doesn't describe everyone imprisoned without access to counsel, etc. Of course Congress is sitting on its collective hands so firmly that they are brown to the elbows instead of attempting to craft a legislative approach that clarifies how it should work instead of leaving it up to the courts to (effectively) legislate. It depends on the circumstances under which they were apprehended and what activities they were involved in. American citizen vice illegal alien. The current administration seems to think that citizenship is irrelevant, even if apprehended on US soil. These are different times. The difficulty is telling the good guys from the bad guys. The tactics in use to extract information require time, the information extracted must be verified, etc. The enemy we now face is patient and uses time to their advantage. The old days of set piece warfare are over. This enemy is not a physical state, but a state of mind. ....and those who would sacrifice essential liberty for temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety... yours, Michael -- Michael and MJ Houghton | Herveus d'Ormonde and Megan O'Donnelly | White Wolf and the Phoenix Bowie, MD, USA | Tablet and Inkle bands, and other stuff | http://www.radix.net/~herveus/ |
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