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Freedom to Threaten
Who is fanning the flames of hatred? Also: The politics of short-term screaming. Terrorists and conventional considerations. NAMBLA and the return of Harry Hay -- an exchange. Plus more.
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QUIET MAN br> Re: George H. Wittman's Ethics, Law, and War : /p> p>Those who argue that we must follow the Geneva Convention in re captured jihadis because we are "better than they are" seem to ignore the fact that if we do , we will probably end up deader than they are. br> -- Gretchen L. Chellson br> Alexandria, Virginia
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