I believe that Christian war criminals belong in a Christian hell. I also strongly advocate for those who support and encourage those Christian war criminals to join them in that particular place, soon.

Now is it possible for an American President to be a war criminal? Does being President of the US remove that person from all burdens of morality and decency? With that power does there come any responsibility? Saddam Hussein was hung for killing people resisting his government on his nation's territory. To put down a civil war. Did he deserve to be hung? Of course. Is he the only one?

In order to vilify me you are defending war criminals and those who support them. People such as FrankC, who believes Afghans to be subhuman to the point where they get used to having their friends and families killed, especially if the suvivors are thrown a few goodies. You see, FrankC and his ilk support and even encourage war crimes, though they try to make the claim their intentions are good. As if that mattered. Saddam was acting to ensure his "Homeland Security". Tyrants always use that excuse.

Now I abhor those war crimes, and believe war criminals should be brought to justice. That's all I'm advocating. And example of a war crimes are the invasion of innocent countries, killing innocent people, torturing prisoners indiscriminately in the absense of any ticking bomb, and trying to excuse slaughter as "collateral". Crimes against humanity are exactly that, and being American may immunize a war criminal from mortal punishment but does not change the nature of the crime or the person committing it. Or the nature of the people supporting and encouraging it.

One can justifiably object to me for being obnoxious, abrasive and insulting. But one shouldn't defend war criminals and war crimes while doing so.

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