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Americans have already decided they cannot possibly be held responsible for the war crimes of their state, nor do they have any interest in putting their own le
by fit2rule 7y ago
Americans have already decided they cannot possibly be held responsible for the war crimes of their state, nor do they have any interest in putting their own leading war figures in the appropriate places (i.e. The Hague) - so you can expect no collective agreement from the HN scene.
But I just wanted to let you know, I have only one upvote to give, but I'll take the downvotes along with you.
We must not stand for the Western aggression to go unacknowledged, nor must we civilised people with the luxury of functioning society (i.e. bridges not yet bombed) allow the war criminals to escape justice.
Every single time the people of the USA assassinate another sovereign entities citizens around the world, it makes itself another few million enemies who would gladly shun Americans, individually, for the deeds of their state.
It is a terrible state of affairs - but rest assured, not everyone sees war as inevitable. We must resist.