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The Department of Defense has notified Congress of its intention to return two Guantanamo Bay detainees to their homeland of Algeria, the White House said Friday.
“Today the Department of Defense certified to Congress its intent to repatriate an additional two detainees to Algeria,” White House press secretary Jay Carney said in a statement. “We are taking this step in consultation with the Congress, and in a responsible manner that protects our national security.”
I'm a little confused. That doesn't sound like release, nor does it sound like these people are charged with any offense under Algerian law. Are these people going to be protected in Algeria, or are we just handing them over so someone else can abuse them and we keep our hands clean?
If we had intelligent people running our government, we would microchip GITMO detainees (unknowing to them) and allow them to lead us to terror cells.
Of course democrats would be opposed to such a clever trick while they call for Snowdens head on a pike.
I'm a little confused. That doesn't sound like release, nor does it sound like these people are charged with any offense under Algerian law. Are these people going to be protected in Algeria, or are we just handing them over so someone else can abuse them and we keep our hands clean?
Doesnt sound very "libertarian" of you.
Well, GITMO detainees aren't US citizens. Our constitution and Bill of Rights doesn't apply to them.
I see so you're all about "Life, love, liberty, understanding, knowledge, Wisdom" for people as long as they came out of a ***** within your borders that were created by murder, racism and slavery.
Got it.
We did that here in the US, hence our constitution and Bill of Rights.
Look, it's up to the people in other nations if they want civil liberties.
The only way civil liberties can mean anything to anyone is if they fight for them.... Those that are truly oppressed need to earn their civil liberties from governments that oppress them with an authoritarian or totalitarian hand.
We did that here in the US, hence our constitution and Bill of Rights.
But we just wanted to give you tea
That addresses nothing I've said.
Your government is the one violating peoples rights.
And you support it simply because they came out of a ***** in a different country.
That's what I'd like you to address.
I don't support "my" government.... An hour ago I posted in a different thread that our government is essentially evil.
IMO, most politicians have this "us vs the people" mentality - that's why they spy on us - because they're paranoid knowing they would get their asses kicked in a revolt because they know they have no defense - our government is generally a bunch of retards who have the personality flaw of believing they know whats best for average guys like me.
That addresses nothing I've said.
Your government is the one violating peoples rights.
And you support it simply because they came out of a ***** in a different country.
That's what I'd like you to address.
So government is evil and you're against it... just not when they violate the fundamental human rights of foreign citizens.
Are you ever consistent or do you make it up as you go along?
Well, GITMO detainees aren't US citizens. Our constitution and Bill of Rights doesn't apply to them.
I'm a libertarian because I defend the ideas our founding fathers manifested and I don't allow alternative opinions/ideas cloud what our founding fathers envisioned as a society..
Other nations can do whatever the **** they want - it's up to their populace to revolt/coup or legislate their civil rights.
So government is evil and you're against it... just not when they violate the fundamental human rights of foreign citizens.
Are you ever consistent or do you make it up as you go along?
He makes it up as he goes along.
He's a libertarian who thinks some people don't get any rights, and favors big government when it helps him, which is really a Republican.
Well, GITMO detainees aren't US citizens. Our constitution and Bill of Rights doesn't apply to them.
I'm a libertarian because I defend the ideas our founding fathers manifested and I don't allow alternative opinions/ideas cloud what our founding fathers envisioned as a society..
Other nations can do whatever the **** they want - it's up to their populace to revolt/coup or legislate their civil rights.
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