"Those crazies" well, I'm glad we've got the terminology sorted-out.
An "11 percent recidivism rate" says the article - that's a little low compared to other 'crimes' isn't it? No chance that the US locked-up a whole lot of innocent people... cos Gitmo isn't exactly a rehabilitating kind of place, is it? So it's tough luck to the 'crazies' that an over-zealous US incarcerated without a real reason. Yeah, I know that there are a whole bunch of folks at RWRM who don't actually care - much like the blood-thirsty mobs that 'just want justice' when a crime is committed, regardless of whether the suspect is the person who actually committed the crime - someone's gotta pay for the crime, doesn't matter who (they all look the same right?)
As for the 61 (11%) who have gone on to be involved in terrorism (again?) - that's a great advertisement for the bush administration's choice to piss all over international law, that really worked out well, didn't it?
Well done 'US justice' (an oxymoron) - really screwed that up.
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yeah, they want to release those crazies out here in the midwest, too.
hellllll noooooo!!
"Those crazies"
well, I'm glad we've got the terminology sorted-out.
An "11 percent recidivism rate" says the article - that's a little low compared to other 'crimes' isn't it? No chance that the US locked-up a whole lot of innocent people... cos Gitmo isn't exactly a rehabilitating kind of place, is it?
So it's tough luck to the 'crazies' that an over-zealous US incarcerated without a real reason.
Yeah, I know that there are a whole bunch of folks at RWRM who don't actually care - much like the blood-thirsty mobs that 'just want justice' when a crime is committed, regardless of whether the suspect is the person who actually committed the crime - someone's gotta pay for the crime, doesn't matter who (they all look the same right?)
As for the 61 (11%) who have gone on to be involved in terrorism (again?) - that's a great advertisement for the bush administration's choice to piss all over international law, that really worked out well, didn't it?
Well done 'US justice' (an oxymoron) - really screwed that up.
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