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In reply to the discussion: Without prosecution for torture, we've lost all credibility [View all]MannyGoldstein
(34,589 posts)5. America is a country that tortures, and shelters torturers
We still engage in extraordinary rendition, a.k.a. outsourced torture.
We spy on everyone, in the US and abroad.
Always money for war, but the number of homeless children has almost doubled in the last few years.
Minorities hassled and gunned down by cops at staggering rates.
A population that mostly rejects science.
(And it's all the Left's fault.)
We have some work to do.
Great post, Mary.
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When the CIA and MI6 overthrew the democratically elected Prime Minister of Iran in 1953
Dustlawyer
Dec 2014
#23
I agree with your 2013 post as well. Too many sit back, and while sympathetic, think "it's not
Dustlawyer
Dec 2014
#62
It would be better if our own government prosecute W. Bush and his administration.
TRoN33
Dec 2014
#27
I don't see any difference between a prosecutor protecting a cop who killed an unarmed person
world wide wally
Dec 2014
#31
Bookmarking. Thank you for your work on this, I wish I could rec this OP a 100 times.
Autumn
Dec 2014
#37
We lost all credibility when we inaugurated a President who hadn't won the election...nt
joeybee12
Dec 2014
#83