> Nobody opposed that, even when own citizens were affected I know that many of us bridle a bit at that. I recall being furious about it, and writing to repres

> Nobody opposed that, even when own citizens were affected I know that many of us bridle a bit at that. I recall being furious about it, and writing to representatives, and voting for people who I thought might do less of it. It's deeply frustrating that the results of that seem to have been completely ineffective, but it still hurts to hear that characterized as "not opposing" something. It's wrong when we did it, and it's wrong when others do.