Kachi wrote:
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I don't think that.
But just the fact that he thinks someone should assassinate him "aligns" him with the political leanings of North Korea.
Then again, wanting to have someone from another country do the dirty work also aligns him with the US, considering our penchant for sending people to other countries to have them tortured.
I should rephrase that. Not the US specifically, just "my country." At least with a sentiment as extreme as wishing death, most people tend to think that their nation should do the things that they themselves would like done.
My God, it was a freaking joke, but I'll continue to go along, because either way you're STILL wrong.
If you would just answer the question that everyone is ignoring, it would help make sense to you. What country do you know doesn't mind their secrets being exposed? The answer is NONE. That includes countries such as North Korea.
Do you think these secrets that are being released are only in reference to the US and don't include foreign countries? You don't think that the U.S. has secret information on countries that they might be fighting, you know kinda like North Korea? So, don't you think countries, such as North Korea, would get upset if their secrets were exposed by a guy? Soooooooooooooooo..... don't you think countries, such as North Korea, would want him dead for doing such activities?
Don't you think if the U.S. were out to just blatantly kill him, he would already be dead? He's not dead because of the politics. Furthermore, if another country like North Korea just so happened to kill him, then that would be plus for a lot of countries. This has nothing to do with him actually "dying", but the cease of leaking classified material. If his death just so happens to end up in the solution, then so be it. One person's life is not greater than the security of various nations. This is why Soldiers are willing to give their lives in battle. If he valued his life so much, he would stop. Obviously he doesn't, so I lose sympathy for him.
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Ugly wrote:
No they're not. People think the US should use legal methods. You however, implied your willingness to use illegal methods.
Read above.
Edited, Dec 18th 2010 7:57am by Almalieque