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This shitheel and his compatriots attack the country, then his lawyers try to hide him behind the rights and process of the nation he sought to destroy.

I don't even know where to start with this.

Comments

Heh...

[daveqat.livejournal.com]

The cops always have to play by the rules. That's what makes them cops, isn't it?

[yakko.livejournal.com]

I'm usually all for due process, but they should've killed this loser where he stood instead of wasting our tax money on trying him.

My bloody-well-ignorant opinion, buthey... :o)

Its sucks but...

[brianblackberry.livejournal.com]

Believe me, it cringes every time I hear this guy's lawyer complain about his treatment. Unfortunetly it is how things must go, because we have due process and a constintution to protect those who are on trial, heh, otherwise we would be like those like the ilk of Walker.
It's sad, none of those who avocate the fudenmenalist Islamic state would ever both with such concepts like trial by jury, due process, lawyers for the defendent, or no cruel or unusual punishment. Such ideas are only for us 'evil' infidel types.

[varro.livejournal.com]

Not wanting to "me too" brianblackberry or the other posters, but this country plays by the rules spelled out in the Constitution. That's what distinguishes us from Stalin's USSR or much of the Middle East.

We're not a great country just because we're "good people." We're a great country because we give people equal rights and don't persecute minorities as much as the rest of the world does. That's what makes us so attractive to immigrants and what riles up religious fanatics, whether Muslim or Christian.

Too many of the people who would throw out the Constitution in Lindh's case would all too gladly put in a Christian version of Sharia (Islamic law) and use it to persecute their idea of infidels.