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and no they didn't.
Define war crimes because your definition cannot be anywhere near the legal definition of war crimes.
and no they didn't.
y'know, instead of saying "what?" you can google.
Define war crimes because your definition cannot be anywhere near the legal definition of war crimes.
The war in and of itself can be considered an illegal war of aggression.
Right, right.Breitbart didn't have anger or control issues.
Just read about who the hell this was. This guy had recently stated he had some sort of videos of Obama that would be detrimental to him. Something from college or something.
Conspiracy time! He was assassinated!
To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water;
Reid v. Covert, 354 U.S. 1 (1957), is a landmark case in which the United States Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution supersedes international treaties ratified by the United States Senate. According to the decision, "this Court has regularly and uniformly recognized the supremacy of the Constitution over a treaty," although the case itself was with regard to an executive agreement, not a "treaty" in the U.S. legal sense, and the agreement itself has never been ruled unconstitutional.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Articl...es_Constitution#Section_8:_Powers_of_Congress
Did Congress approve? Yes, than that's that. The UN Charter can't override the US Constitution.
Your hypothetical is irrelevant to the matter at hand. The law is clear on the matter.If we did the same thing to another nation and lost, you'd better fucking believe the U.S. would be tried and convicted for an illegal war of aggression. I also didn't say "Is" but "can be considered." And guess what, if you follow international law, it is.
I'm sure they did other things too.Define war crimes. How is it when the Japanese waterboards U.S. P.O.W.s it is a war crime, but when the U.S. waterboards it is somehow not a war crime. This is the third or fourth time I've asked.
If we did the same thing to another nation and lost, you'd better fucking believe the U.S. would be tried and convicted for an illegal war of aggression. I also didn't say "Is" but "can be considered." And guess what, if you follow international law, it is.
Define war crimes. How is it when the Japanese waterboards U.S. P.O.W.s it is a war crime, but when the U.S. waterboards it is somehow not a war crime. This is the third or fourth time I've asked.
Your hypothetical is irrelevant to the matter at hand. The law is clear on the matter.
I'm sure they did other things too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Articl...es_Constitution#Section_8:_Powers_of_Congress
Did Congress approve? Yes, than that's that. The UN Charter can't override the US Constitution.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reid_v._Covert
You mean you lost once I pointed out how as a matter of law you were wrong and you won't admit it.Define war crimes. This is the fourth time I've asked. If you will not even do that when asked four separate times this conversations is over and you've lost.
DoubtfulAnd no, the soldiers were charged and hanged specifically on waterboarding.
What does the US constitution have to do with a question of international law?
A treaty (or executive agreement) cannot override a power/right of the US Constitution.
No. If the U.S. were tried in an international court, the U.S. would undoubtedly be convicted of an illegal war of aggression, which is a war crime.You mean you lost once I pointed out how as a matter of law you were wrong and you won't admit it.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/11/29/politics/main3554687.shtmlDoubtful
Which is irrelevant to whether war crimes happened during the bush administration. Under our own definition of war crimes and our constitution, waterboarding is very illegal and it is a warcrime.A treaty (or executive agreement) cannot override a power/right of the US Constitution.
If it conflicts with domestic law the US does not assent to those provisions. Look up treaty reservations by the US.Not as a matter of domestic law. But the US is still in breach of international law if it violates a treaty it signed, regardless of what domestic law is. You are conflating two different things.
The idea of the US being tried in international kangaroo court is laughable and would never happen. How will the US extradite someone for following US law?No. If the U.S. were tried in an international court, the U.S. would undoubtedly be convicted of an illegal war of aggression, which is a war crime
And also what Dude Abides said.
The idea of the US being tried in international kangaroo court is laughable and would never happen. How will the US extradite someone for following US law?
Dude was also wrong
If it conflicts with domestic law the US does not assent to those provisions. Look up treaty reservations by the US.
You still haven't defined warcrimes despite being asked for times.
You're done. You have absolutely nothing. You are incapable of following a conversation involving me asking you a simple question or responding to the fact that the U.S. has tried other nations for an action everyone else agrees the U.S. participated in as a war crime.
No you are the one who is done.You still haven't defined warcrimes despite being asked for times.
You're done. You have absolutely nothing.
Any criminal acts by soldiers are handled by UCMJ.No reservations get us out of common article 3 as applied to torture.
No you are the one who is done.
Why do you keep ask for a definition when you already have one you like?
No you are the one who is done.
Why do you keep asking for a definition when you already have one you like?
People cheer? Wow I never realized I mattered so much to you. LolBecause you have one that wildly differs from reality. Definitions are everything in arguments and you have avoided laying out your interpretation of a term crucial to the conversation since the conversation began. You can't even follow the first step in making an argument. This is why everyone always cheers when you are banned. You are a worthless poster. You can't even lay out terms. You contribute nothing.
I thought you said you had me on ignore?No you!
lolololol
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Articl...es_Constitution#Section_8:_Powers_of_Congress
Did Congress approve? Yes, than that's that. The UN Charter can't override the US Constitution.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reid_v._Covert
Any criminal acts by soldiers are handled by UCMJ.
I haven't missed that. Treaties going back to migratory bird issues can overrule state law, and are equal to Federal Law (which ever is last in time).Manos. You bring this up in every thread. War Crimes are international crimes. The fact that the consitution over rules the UN charter only applies IN THE US. and the US legal system. Though you also miss that other supreme court cases have made international treaties a part of US law.
I thought you said you had me on ignore?
Always good how important I am to you that you can't stand by your word.I do, but I was seeing your replies in other posters' responses to your weird, fingers-in-the-ears-la la la-I'm-not-listening-to-reality posts and I had to chime in. Thx for the laughs!
No reservations get us out of common article 3 as applied to torture.
Why would you listen to Piers Morgan willingly?I just listened to Piers Morgan eulogizing Breitbart like he was Walter fucking Cronkite.
Ok. He was on the forefront of a new style of journalism that is how the poltical world works now.I just listened to Piers Morgan eulogizing Breitbart like he was Walter fucking Cronkite.
better question. its not like Piers hasn´t had his ethical lapses. (ask brit-gaf how they feel about him)Why would you listen to Piers Morgan willingly?
I just listened to Piers Morgan eulogizing Breitbart like he was Walter fucking Cronkite.
And Manos gonna Manos
Why would you listen to Piers Morgan willingly?
Eat lunch somewhere else or block it out lol. I've had to do that sometimes when somewhere had TMZ on.CNN is on the TV in the lunch area at work right now
Breitbart put the CON in CONservative.
Breitbart put the CON in CONservative.
"The news of Mr. Breitbart's death came as a surprise to me when I was informed of it this morning. My prayers go out to Mr. Breitbart's family as they cope through this very difficult time."