[Vidalia]

...and your point is what?

Have you ever been a member of any anarchist group?

[Banat]

My point is that no-one can be allowed to be above the law. This is not to say that the U.S. has to abide by the international law, but if America chooses to ignore the international law (whatever it is), then every country MUST be allowed to do the same. On the other hand, if the U.S. wants all the world's countries to abide by the international law, then it should do the same and make an example of itself.

BOTTOM LINE: If the U.S. were to withdraw its soldiers from 60+ countries around the globe, no-one in D.C. would have to worry about US citizens/soldiers being put on trial. What the hell are they doing in 60+ countries?!?

No, I have never been a member of any anarchist group. I don't believe in 'memberships'.

[agrandis]

Banat said

However, what happened in Krajina wasn't a "UN-backed peacekeeping effort". It was an attack on a largely defenceless population - a war crime. America shouldn't be exempted when it comes to answering for mass-slaughter like 'Operation Storm'. If it weren't for the U.S., those crimes would've never happened. Under the tutelage of the MPRI, the Croats attacked Krajina and expelled half a million Serbs who had lived there for 5 centuries. They received U.S. Air Force support and some of the U.S. politicians present in Croatia at the time even rode around atop the Croatian tanks.

And your response is "...and your point is what?"

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