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- Dec 15, 2008
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It's the proper venue and they will face harsher punishment - they don't deserve to be treated like enemy combatants by a military court (which doesn't even have a definition of terrorism). They deserve to be treated like the lowly criminals that they are.
Good move.
This has never been done in the 200 year history of our country. We are still at war, they are prisoners of war, never in our history have we tried prisoners of war in U.S civilian courts. In so doing they are granted protection under the U.S constitution. That means, that if the judge detemines that any of their rights have been violated, such as Miranda rights, they could be released and freed to do more terror. This will be a circus and it will make a mockery of our justice system.
Calling them prisoners of war is incorrect - they are not. Prisioners of war are soldiers who fight for their country and who adhere to a soldier's code of conduct.
The asswipes are just semi-organized thugs and murders. They do not deserve the honor of military justice. Common murdering riff raff like these assholes have litered our civilian courts since we convened the very first one under a tree somewhere.
It's stupid to try to twist this into some historic event.
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