> A core principle of American justice is judgement by a jury of your peers from your community according to our laws, not by foreigners on the other side of th

> A core principle of American justice is judgement by a jury of your peers from your community according to our laws, not by foreigners on the other side of the planet according to foreign laws. When a US president signs a death list - the assassination of someone, does that person get a trial by a jury of their peers first? Or do they just get a predator drone missile in their direction? I think it's accurate to say that a core principle of American justice is that there is one set of rules for the in-group, and another for the out-group. And any institution that tries to normalize this is anathema to that principle.