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i agree with bacalao.

the man was an officer on active duty; he allegedly discharged sidearms killing his fellow soldiers on a us army base. he's clearly subject to the ucmj.

why would he be tried in a civilian court?

regarding your post slate, would you like to explicitly state what you mean, or is your comment a thinly veiled reference to those individuals interned at guantanamo bay?

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  slate1 month, 1 week ago
  
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  It wasn't veiled it was exactly about those in GB. Most were captured on the battle field and should not be tried in civil court IMO.
  
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    deathray1 month, 1 week ago
    
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    i agree.
    
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