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It's been on my mind for the last coupe of days. Do crimes against humanity get outdated? I mean if someone did it in the past, can they still be prosecuted now?
"Crimes against humanity" is a BS term. It's used today by governments when they want to charge someone with a crime, but can't find them guilty of any. So they slap on a "crimes against humanity" and then hang him so he doesn't rat them out.
I suppose they could do this at any time as they see fit. But, you'll never see the true criminals get charged with this, they'll be the ones charging people with this.
"Crimes against humanity" is a BS term. It's used today by governments when they want to charge someone with a crime, but can't find them guilty of any. So they slap on a "crimes against humanity" and then hang him so he doesn't rat them out.
I suppose they could do this at any time as they see fit. But, you'll never see the true criminals get charged with this, they'll be the ones charging people with this.
Well, yeah that's more like it. But, I doubt you'll hear that referred to as "crimes against humanity". The majority rules, and they decide what crimes against humanity means. You can wage a war and commit unspeakable crimes and come home as a hero. And you can be on the wrong side of a conflict and be hanged as a war criminal because you did what you thought was the right thing and defended yourself from "liberation".
Well the Catholic Church a long with all religions and religious institutions are pretty much a stinking pile of garbage that is , so stinking and filthy that nobody dares to dispose it.
If war is a crime against humanity, then we are all criminals. Arguably (and supportably) peace is the rare interlude between wars. History shows that this definition of peace is accurate.
As long as people want to kill each other, there will be war. I can accept that. What I can't accept is being lied to by my own government. If Martha Stewart deserved jail time for lying to the feds over a few grand, seems to me those responsible for sending kids off to die for a lie should be spending life behind bars.
Forget this stuff, there's one guy being held hostage in a rubber dingy off the coast of Somalia. Call int he aircraft carrier and nuclear subs!
Thats what I don't understand. Why bother with destroyers, when submarines are stealthier. Its not like this buttpirates have any capability of detecting subs. Send in a few subs, and we'll see how many 'motherships' are still floating.
As far as I'm concerned Puntland (where all the pirates originate from), is fair game for any kind of missile strike.
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Originally Posted by Jiml8
If war is a crime against humanity, then we are all criminals.
"Politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." --Chairman Mao
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