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Everyone in the chain of command in that specific operation needs to be in prison.
They can just die tbh
From two missile attacks, an hour apart.
Prison is where they should have sent their opponents instead of a second strike. They deserve death.
Or, you know, before the first strike. If they were convicted of a crime in a court of law
They should get a double tap just like they did. Once to feel it, and another to finish the job.
After an hour clinging on for dear life in the open ocean
I think that should just be the navy way of doing things. Take all involved, up to cocksucker in chief himself, and just drop them in the middle of the arctic.
Why didn't they have PFDs?
Damn, an hour is a long time to wait. I had been assuming that it was a quick one two, but waiting an hour means they had time to see what happened and still decided to murder these people.
The only thing I can think of is they were afraid they might actually survive and speak out against them.
Jesus Christ.
The people who authorized and committed this war crime deserve the Jesus Christ treatment by the Romans
I'm not generally in favor of the death penalty but I can certainly understand how you arrived at that assessment, both legally and rationally.
I'm not against death penalty for morality, I'm against it conceptually that the state has the right to strip someone of life. These people were served the death penalty for a crime that never happened. I'm not about to argue against someone praying for karmic justice. It's the golden rule.
An hour...long enough to consult the UCMJ and seek legal counsel before acting.
Were these guys smuggling drugs into the US?
They were not even headed to the United States. They were going to Suriname.
All drugs should be legal and regulated
Even if they were, nothing makes it acceptable to just be summarily executed by a foreign military.
From a legal perspective, there was no trial and therefore no conviction so we must presume innocence.
From a rational perspective, none of these boats are remotely capable of reaching America across open ocean. They would have to refuel multiple times to do so, and still probably couldn't make it. That's just one of many reasons why the accusation is ridiculous.
No.
That's the neat part of sending all the evidence to the bottom of the ocean.
No-one knows. We only have the word of chronic liars.
They were not headed to the United States. So the answer is, no.
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