Bush gave the order to use torture. He is responsible and therefore guilty of violating the Geneva conventions. It's also illegal under US law, as well.
I am not making the argument you assert in your second paragraph. I'm saying that the leader of nation who manufacturers evidence to support an illegal invasion of a country is responsible for the deaths that result from that invasion. For the last time I will state I don't think there will be any action taken on this issue. It will be the torture issue.
Sorry, I'm getting a little tired of repeating myself on this. I know you know exactly what I'm talking about too, which is adding to the annoyance somewhat.
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It's an illegal war per the UN, whether or not you recognize it as such. Not sure how to respond beyond that, as you've moved from factual discussion to opinion. I guess we're done here.
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It is a fact that they did not have any proof of the existence of any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. There is no question about that.
Bush gave the order to use torture. He is responsible and therefore guilty of violating the Geneva conventions. It's also illegal under US law, as well.
I am not making the argument you assert in your second paragraph. I'm saying that the leader of nation who manufacturers evidence to support an illegal invasion of a country is responsible for the deaths that result from that invasion. For the last time I will state I don't think there will be any action taken on this issue. It will be the torture issue.
Sorry, I'm getting a little tired of repeating myself on this. I know you know exactly what I'm talking about too, which is adding to the annoyance somewhat.
It's an illegal war per the UN, whether or not you recognize it as such. Not sure how to respond beyond that, as you've moved from factual discussion to opinion. I guess we're done here.