Attn: Please Stop Citing Amnesty Int'l

[Pseudolus]

Originally Posted by Guerilla poster

I doubt a 2% unemployment rate, tax cuts for the wealthy, an invasion of Iran, and no deficit could even convert you to the dark side, Pseud.

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[SirVLCIV]

To tell the truth, the attack was unlawful.

Not morally wrong. But unlawful. Sometimes international law and moral right coincide. But not really all that often.

Obviously AI is making the implication that the attack was morally wrong. That's PETA level crazy.

[Guerilla poster]

Originally Posted by SirVLCIV

To tell the truth, the attack was unlawful.

Not morally wrong. But unlawful. Sometimes international law and moral right coincide. But not really all that often.

Obviously AI is making the implication that the attack was morally wrong. That's PETA level crazy.

I can understand why breaking into someone's house and killing them without the chance to surrender could be considered morally wrong. Even if that person was a bad bad man.

The global rights monitor also criticised Canada for failing to arrest Mr Bush when he visited in October, "despite clear evidence that he was responsible for crimes under international law, including torture."

The above did make me laugh...I would have loved to have seen that and how Obama responded....

[Actuary321]

Originally Posted by Guerilla poster

The above did make me laugh...I would have loved to have seen that and how Obama responded....

Probably would have bowed before Harper and appologized for Bushes visit.











Then quietly asked him to send Bush back to the US so we didn't have to annex Canada.

[Pseudolus]

Originally Posted by SirVLCIV

To tell the truth, the attack was unlawful.

Not morally wrong. But unlawful. Sometimes international law and moral right coincide. But not really all that often.

Obviously AI is making the implication that the attack was morally wrong. That's PETA level crazy.

International law is only as good/respectable/worthwhile as international government. Which is to say not much.