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Who cares about the collateral damage done to US citizens? The problem is the damage done to non-US citizens.
by danbruc 13y ago
Who cares about the collateral damage done to US citizens? The problem is the damage done to non-US citizens.
- gcb0 13y agoWhat?! since when non-us citzens can vote? remember that democracy (even half-implemented as it is in the US) is the dictatorship or the majority (that can vote).
- jlgreco 13y agoIf voters are concerned with the plight of non-voters, then the plight of non-voters is by definition of concern to voters. Asking voters to be concerned with what their government does to non-voters should never be discouraged. It may be futile, but it should not be discouraged.
- fragsworth 13y agoI only made the distinction because someone pointed out that it's difficult for government agencies to get in legal trouble unless US citizens are the ones being harmed.