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Many don't see it that way. They are looking at this as a singular event.
Probably the same group that had no issues with the assassination of Al-Awalki.
And you're a fool if you think they will never try to get you, we cannot give them any leeway. It is why we fought the revolutionary war.
One must wonder if Obama wished they had found him in another country so they could go in and execute him, and then throw him overboard in the ocean.
And I wonder how many people here who celebrated the execution of Bin Laden as an Obama success story, are now calling for this bomber to be mirandized. Remember, Bin Laden was never found guilty of anything, in the court of law, so this would make them hypocrites.
One must wonder if Obama wished they had found him in another country so they could go in and execute him, and then throw him overboard in the ocean.
And I wonder how many people here who celebrated the execution of Bin Laden as an Obama success story, are now calling for this bomber to be mirandized. Remember, Bin Laden was never found guilty of anything, in the court of law, so this would make them hypocrites.
Do you know what I think is interesting? The fact that the police in the Dohner case shot first and asked questions later, but in this case they actually arrested someone who was more of a terroristic threat.
Wanting more information, vs. silencing any information, immediately.
One must wonder if Obama wished they had found him in another country so they could go in and execute him, and then throw him overboard in the ocean.
And I wonder how many people here who celebrated the execution of Bin Laden as an Obama success story, are now calling for this bomber to be mirandized. Remember, Bin Laden was never found guilty of anything, in the court of law, so this would make them hypocrites.
Ha admitted to masterminding 911, it was an act of war, so he gave up any rights he may have been awarded in a court of law. When the Seals found him, he chose to raise his AK and aim it at the Seal, he signed his death warrant at that point. Had he surrendered, I am sure he would have been given his rights, in Arabic to boot!
yet you continously fail to list any federal statute or provison which states that contention...
Miranda v. Arizona In 1966, the case came in front of the Supreme Court. The Court ruled that the statements made to the police could not be used as evidence, since Miranda had not been advised of his rights.
hell, the warning is even named after the man
MIRANDA VS ARIZONA
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