The Torture of Bradley Manning

[Twin Fist]

This is what i said

"The military doesnt really HAVE "rights" as civilians understand them."

that is not specific, it is not discussing any ONE thing. It is a generalization, and I stand by it, the structure of a service member's so call "rights" is radically different than what a civilian typically thinks of.

you are picking nits to avoid admitting you made an honest mistake.

to err is human, you can admitt it,I will even go a step further there Slick. In this case, we can BOTH be right, since what i said i clearly true, and the ucmj does outline some rights, even if they are not the same as a civilians.

so, we are, in a way, BOTH right

 

[Empty Hands]

that is not specific, it is not discussing any ONE thing. It is a generalization, and I stand by it, the structure of a service member's so call "rights" is radically different than what a civilian typically thinks of.

you are picking nits to avoid admitting you made an honest mistake.

And yet the part of the UCMJ that I referred to does establish rights that are being violated in Bradley Manning's case, such as habeas corpus. Hardly "picking nits" in this conversation.

 

[Twin Fist]

just cant admitt it can you?