Suicide an act of war

[Ace42X]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/5068606.stm

I thought suicide was a cowardly act of terrorism? And now it's an act of asymmetric warfare?

Heh, eitherway, I just find it hilarious that he has the nerve to spin that. Brave effort, but patently absurd.

[SobaViolence]

William Goodman from the New York-based Center for Constitutional Rights told AFP news agency the men were "heroes for those of us who believe in basic American values of justice, fairness and democracy".

that is 5 flavours of bullshit.

but their suicide is some kind of statement.

[roosta]

sneezing within 500 yards of a flag will probably be an act of war soon.


cunts.

[Ace42X]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/5069230.stm

"Suicides a PR stunt".

Hah, right. As are all the other suicides that occur in jails and prisons across the world. Those inmates in Guantanamo were using their one free calls (which they weren't entitled to, obv) to phone spin-doctors instead of lawyers! They were using their contacts in the liberal media (who they had no access to) in order to make sure someone would notice.

Because it is the TERRORISTS and not George Bush who has an army of PR men lined up in a row to tell us black is white.

Hah, how stupid do they think we are, really?

[SobaViolence]

apparently, very.

[kaiser soze]

Suicide is an act of extreme emotional distress

Guantanamo is an act of extreme human rights violations

[fucktopgirl]

A PR move ...hahahaha, fucking morons!

Maybe they (detainees) did not wanted to have their balls eaten by some freaking psycho dog or pin in the ass by some pervert gay guard . The only escape for them was death!

[Ace42X]

Prime Minister Tony Blair, a staunch ally of the US in their "war on terror", has described the camp in the Guantanamo Bay naval base as "an anomaly that has to end".

The Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith, has also described the camp as "unacceptable" and a "symbol of injustice."

The camp holds about 460 men captured in US operations around the world. There have previously been frequent but unsuccessful suicide attempts by inmates there.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5068992.stm

[Tone Capone]

Yeah you guys are right. Anytime something like this happens, all prisoners should be released everywhere just to make it fair for the terrorist. Because I mean "come on".

[Ace42X]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/5070514.stm

"So we had decided this was a safe person, free to be released, but we needed a country to send him to, and his despair was great enough and in his ignorance he went and killed himself."

So, it is "safe people, free to be released" who are Al Qaeda terrorists, embarking on acts of asymmetrical warfare. Right.

[Tone Capone]

What country should they have sent this "person" to? Why couldn't he be sent to the country of his citizenship? I mean "come on".

[Ace42X]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/guantanamo/story/0,,1818406,00.html

Heh, "Well, it's been a criminal institution for like 5 years now, and we should change it... But, there is no real wrong-doign on our part. We just think we can do it better..."

[D_Raay]

Yeah you guys are right. Anytime something like this happens, all prisoners should be released everywhere just to make it fair for the terrorist. Because I mean "come on".
That isn't the point. The point is once they are captured and in custody there is no further need to physically or mentally abuse these people.

Or at least the people who claim to have this moral highground need to take a long hard look in the mirror and wonder if heaven accepts subjects who seek to tread on the very values it seeks to instill in those who would hold it high as a beacon.

It's beyond hypocritical and downright tawdry to assume the world would just come to accept this "camp" and what goes on there.

People like you are the reason we can't advance as a species, with your nearsighted and specious reasoning.

[kaiser soze]

suicide...who would have known!?

and here I thought War was an act of war....duh!

:rolleyes: