US Attorney General Pam Bondi generated alarm when she said the Trump
administration is going to take the "same approach" to Antifa as it has
to drug cartels—as the military bombs boats in the Caribbean it claims
are smuggling drugs.
You really need to look more at what those US citizens were doing at the time, in particular, Al-Awlaki.
And leaving out the drone part, which is just one specific technology, US citizens taking up arms against the US have always been targets, and legitimately so. And why should someone in a war zone in a camp full of people trying to kill Americans get a trial before you shoot them? Should ever Confederate soldier have had a trial before the Union Army fired on them?
The difference with Trump is that there is no evidence-gathering step, it’s not restricted to combatants, he just wants to kill anyone who pisses him off or is in his way.
It’s unfortunate that Obama set the precedent of drone bombing US citizens without a trial.
https://www.aclu.org/cases/al-aulaqi-v-panetta-constitutional-challenge-killing-three-us-citizens
How about citiI of the rest of the world?
You know, asking as a worried Canadian, Mexican, European, …
I guess we were always fair game.
Anyone else feels like WWIII with nukes will be coming soon?
To be fair, he only added the ‘drone’ part.
You really need to look more at what those US citizens were doing at the time, in particular, Al-Awlaki.
And leaving out the drone part, which is just one specific technology, US citizens taking up arms against the US have always been targets, and legitimately so. And why should someone in a war zone in a camp full of people trying to kill Americans get a trial before you shoot them? Should ever Confederate soldier have had a trial before the Union Army fired on them?
The difference with Trump is that there is no evidence-gathering step, it’s not restricted to combatants, he just wants to kill anyone who pisses him off or is in his way.
You can surrender to soldiers, you can’t surrender to a drone you might not even know is there.
Every confederate soldier had the chance to surrender