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For an individual to be unwilling to face the law in a country they are not a citizen sounds completely rational to me. Even in the US, with a pretty "fair and

by AJ007 14y ago

For an individual to be unwilling to face the law in a country they are not a citizen sounds completely rational to me. Even in the US, with a pretty "fair and balanced" legal system by international standards, innocent people still end up in prison for decades, are executed, etc. Then again, Julian Assange could very well be safe in a Swedish prison, relatively impervious to a drone strike.

MartinCron 14y ago
For an individual to be unwilling to face the law in a country they are not a citizen sounds completely rational to me Rational, maybe. Ethical? Not so much. I don't like the idea of a world where people are free to rape and sexually assault with impunity provided that they are not at home.