Quote Originally Posted by xblackdogx
okay, if the "other side" had a country in which they ruled, i would agree w/ you... but they do not, they are essentially nomads: scattered. THIS IS SHAMEFUL, THIS IS BEING DONE IN OUR (AMERICAN'S) NAMES.
I could argue the point that basically Afghanistan was Al-Quada's head quarters but....
It is to bad that these things happen in war. The only thing here that kind of gets me about it is this; WW2 Germany and Japan tortured American troops, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq/Aghanistan/Al-Quada: Russia treatment of Afganis, Chechins: China and how they deal with their OWN people in an arrest situation.....why is it that the U.S. is the only nation to be held accountable on this stuff?
Just because your the biggest dog on the block doesn't mean you follow a higher set of rules, does it?
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