Totally unrelated situations. She is an American and he was a terrorist. And yes, I do put more value on American lives than any others.
An enemy solider is taken prisoner and mistreated. It's exactly the same situation. Calling him a terrorist may make you feel better about his brutal murder, but it's ridiculous.
Sir, have you been to war?
No, I have not.
End of argument...
Have you ever committed murder or had an abortion or been in a gay marriage or abused a child or ran for president? Well, you don't get an opinion on any of those matters. Is that how it works. Sorry, but that's childish and simplistic.
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Sir you are coming across as someone who spit on and called our Vietnam Vets "baby killers", unless you have walked a mile in their combat boots, you have no idea, you have zero facts, you wasn't there, and you can trust what the Government tells you, ask any Indian. You give all the benefits of doubt to the enemy. If he disobeyed a direct order, that does not prove murder. Let's see you go to war, and then be so quick to judge...
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