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Originally Posted by Cali Coug
Sure, there are many. Namely those that we as a nation do not find to be inalienable. Are you arguing that torturing people does not violate any inalienable rights that we, as a nation in our most solemn documents, have stated apply to all men as equals upon birth?
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Glad to have you back Cali. I missed have someone around to constantly warp my position.
My only assertion in this thread is that McVeigh ought to have (and did get) rights that foreign members of al-Qaeda ought not (and would not) get, by virtue of his citizenship.
It doesn't not matter that the end result of their horrible acts are the same. Citizenship means something.
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