UN Report on Guantanamo Criticizes US Human Rights Abuses and Calls for an Apology, Reparations and Demands is Closure

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The American Government has to look at itself.

If we can't get convictions for people because of the torture program, then that's a failure on the government. And half the people currently there are free to go, yet still there. That is a failure on the government. We want justice, and not whatever the fukk happened and is happening at Guantanamo Bay.

:mjlol: America doesnt even convict cops that kill innocent unarmed americans... you think they gonna prosecute guards for torture at a black site when the govt doesnt even care???:dead:
 

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The American Government has to look at itself.

If we can't get convictions for people because of the torture program, then that's a failure on the government. And half the people currently there are free to go, yet still there. That is a failure on the government. We want justice, and not whatever the fukk happened and is happening at Guantanamo Bay.
We want justice? WE? Now you're scoping yourself as a victim of 9/11? Just as an attempt to justify the idea that it's the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT barrier for justice?

the “single most significant barrier” to ensuring justice for the victims of the 9/11 attacks.
Fostering the idea that the victims of 9/11 hold any responsibility for the actions the US government took is absurd.

It's just an absurd assertion.

US Saudi relations are without a doubt a bigger barrier. :pachaha:
 

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The most significant barrier for justice for 9/11 victims is the abolishment of ICE:troll:
 

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We want justice? WE? Now you're scoping yourself as a victim of 9/11? Just as an attempt to justify the idea that it's the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT barrier for justice?
Are you that stupid?

We as in Americans. We Americans want justice for what happened that day. That's what the justice system is supposed to do. The nonsense at Guatnamo has not not been justice and the UN is calling it out for what it is.

Also, your goofy ass literally decided you were a victim via an ex-fiancee. You not that smart.

Fostering the idea that the victims of 9/11 hold any responsibility for the actions the US government took is absurd.
Yet you favor reparations for slavery, no? What does that have to do with ethnic whites who came in the late 19th and 20th century? You goofies tie yourselves into knots and don't understand where your logic takes you.

The victims of 9/11 aren’t the American government, just like white Americans aren’t the American government.
 
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But the comment isn't about the legal situation. It's merely that restitution for gitmo prisoners has absolutely nothing to do with provid8ng justice to those who lost their lives or were affected by 9/11.

She didn't say anything about restitution being justice for victims in that comment. I already told you what she was saying and you ignored it.

She was saying that ONE OF the several injustices of Gitmo is that its very nature has prevented the victims from getting justice. That by committing those abuses, the USA forestalled one of their own supposed objectives.




Fostering the idea that the victims of 9/11 hold any responsibility for the actions the US government took is absurd.

It's just an absurd assertion.

She didn't say that anywhere. Your reading comprehension is shyt.




"Sorry James, the death of Osama Bin Laden did not give them a sense of justice. What they really need to is reparations for gitmo detainees to feel whole." :blessed:

She didn't say anything like that, dumbass.



Literally your entire argument these last two pages is based on a @the cac mamba level reading comprehension error compounded by a strained attempt to position yourself amongst the victims as if that makes up for not even understanding the legal situation.
 
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For those interested, here is the technical report---she actually criticizes the USA's treatment of the 9/11 victims and their families (note, not ex-fiancee's of someone who lost a family member) and how they haven't receives proper compensation---and the USA's reply to the report:


 

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For those interested, here is the technical report---she actually criticizes the USA's treatment of the 9/11 victims and their families (note, not ex-fiancee's of someone who lost a family member) and how they haven't receives proper compensation---and the USA's reply to the report:




To be clear, it was actually "ex-finance of someone who didn't lose a family member, but knows someone who did". :snoop:
 
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