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Re: NYTimes: Bush officials, attorneys culpable and indictable for torture - swampy - 12-19-2008
No, Dennis, YOURS is the idiotic statment.
Re: NYTimes: Bush officials, attorneys culpable and indictable for torture - Dennis S - 12-19-2008
"I find it especially interesting that anyone would find anything the New York Times puts out has any value."
Can you not read? That is a stupid statement. Only a stupid person would say a stupid thing like that and mean it.
Re: NYTimes: Bush officials, attorneys culpable and indictable for torture - SteveO - 12-19-2008
I"m just going to go ahead and say it:
Asshat!
There, does that cover the bickering? Now let's get back to the OP. The subject is basically: we are a nation of laws. Laws were broken. Why are we not holding those who broke them accountable? What does it say about us as a people, even if those who we agree with politically break said laws and do so egregiously as has been done in this administration? Do we give them a pass? And if so, do we have right to complain about ANYTHING, EVER in our national government?
I'll share my .02 on what I think will happen: nothing. And in regard to that, I am ashamed of the people who I supported in this last election.