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It's more simple than that. If the US respects natural rights, yet violated this guy's rights at the behest of a foreign government, that should be a crime. O
by troh 10y ago
It's more simple than that. If the US respects natural rights, yet violated this guy's rights at the behest of a foreign government, that should be a crime.
Of course, they should investigate it reasonably, but all the evidence is circumstantial. Turning on the NSA surveillance is a criminal act.
- chatmasta 10y agoThe US is only constitutionally obligated to respect these "natural rights" of its own citizens. As long as nations have borders, that will remain true.
- tremon 10y agoThe USA is a signatory of the United Nations' Declaration of Human Rights, which grants natural rights regardless of citizenship.