--- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > In a message dated 1/4/07 3:26:04 P.M. Central Standard Time, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > [MDixon wrote:] > Well I'm sure those rules that we observe helped all those people > in the > > towers and aircraft that died as well as Richard Pearl and Nicholas > Berg, not to > > mention the African embassies.
Non sequitur. It doesn't protects us any more if > we observe > > the rules and our enemies don't. In fact it shows our enemies, > that they can > > do whatever they want and can in turn expect us to not do like > wise. > > So we should just toss the rules and behave like al Qaeda, > right? > > No, we don't need to behead anybody or intentionally attack civilian targets > in order to terrorize anybody. But we don't need to grant them any special > rights that we have never granted prisoners of war in the past. We don't even give them the rights we grant prisoners of war.
