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**DoctorDeryOne** · 01-27-2007, 02:33 AM

Ok, I see your point, so lets think about this.

Laws of war - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

IMO treating them as POWs is a dodge because the admistration believes, correctly, that America does not have the stomach for mass executions, which would be the just response to the acts of mass murder that many of these people are guilty of.

In the example 4 out of 9 executed; how many prisoners does the US hold?

So we should not give people trials because we might convict them and give them the death sentence? Wow, that is some very interesting reasoning right there.

01-27-2007, 02:33 AM	#30
DoctorDeryOne Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 506 Senior Member	Ok, I see your point, so lets think about this. Laws of war - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia IMO treating them as POWs is a dodge because the admistration believes, correctly, that America does not have the stomach for mass executions, which would be the just response to the acts of mass murder that many of these people are guilty of. In the example 4 out of 9 executed; how many prisoners does the US hold? So we should not give people trials because we might convict them and give them the death sentence? Wow, that is some very interesting reasoning right there.
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