• underisk@lemmy.ml
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    1 year ago

    I’d like to see more substantial consequences for consciously and deliberately sabotaging a war operation using a service the pentagon paid him to provide.

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        1 year ago

        Don’t worry, I’m sure our leaders are formulating a strongly worded condemnation of their own. One might even venture to suggest they could hold a hearing about it, or assign a task force to investigate! Canceling his government contracts or charging him with anything are obviously off the table, though.

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          Of course that’s off the table, there’s simply no way any kind of law enforcement in our country would ever consider such violent response to actions made by a citizen.

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      Well, he’s not a representative of any state, so technically assassination wouldn’t be an act of war…

      I’m not advocating, just pointing out that as an individual, his position is a bit more precarious than I think he realizes.

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        1 year ago

        And as much as I liked President Obama, he did set the precedent by targeting and killing a (bad) US citizen.