thompsonx -> RE: Jihad Jane??? (2/8/2007 9:19:05 PM)
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ORIGINAL: farglebargle Again, the lawfullness of Fonda's actions is dependent on whether the USs actions were Lawful. That hinges on if Diem's government was Lawful, specifically after refusing to obey the UN. So, was Diem's Government Lawful? If so, why wasn't Hussein, since BOTH governments refused to obey UN mandates. Actually there is no requirement that the US be commited to war or any other action for a treason charge. It's your actions that determine whether or not you have commited treason. http://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/constitution.articleiii.html So, the people who supported Diem's Unlawful Government in the United States are the ones committing treason? Remember, it all comes down to "WHY IS THE US SUPPORTING A CRIMINAL IN VIETNAM, BUT OVERTHROWING ONE IN IRAQ?" when BOTH Diem and Hussein were guilty of refusing to comply with UN Mandates. IF the US was wrong to support Diem and South Vietnam, isn't ANY resistance justified? I think your failing to grasp the concept of treason. Its an act commited against your own country. Acts commited against foriegn powers are policy decisions. "IF the US was wrong to support Diem and South Vietnam, isn't ANY resistance justified?" No giving aid and comfort to the enemy is never justified. You want to protest,fine, or work to change the goverment here to reflect your opinion, great. But to go to a foriegn country, put on parts of their uniform, take pictures of yourself in their guns ... nope your a traitor... Sternhand4: Let me see if I understand you clearly if she protest here and thus gives "aid and comfort to the enemy" it is ok but if she goes there and does it is treason? If this is what you mean then it seems to be a pretty narrow difference. I am not trying to put words in your mouth just want to understand what you mean. thompson
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