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Why not be civilized?

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Submitted by Sigmund Silber (United States), Jun 18, 2011 at 03:36

How about a policy of not committing murder around the world? How about a policy of allowing nations to sort our their own civil wars?

I don't advocate State Supported Murder and those who enable (such as yourself) State Supported Murder.

I consider that evil.

I also believe that all who obey orders to murder people in countries where such murders have not been approved by the U.S. Congress are War Criminals and should be treated accordingly.

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