Now you're misusing gaslighting and projection.
I'm not, but I never expected you to own up to it like a man anyway.
It's a simple rationalization triple, either circumstance matters, or it doesn't. If circumstance doesn't matter, then you're justifying murder based entirely on whether you find a person objectionable.
There you go generalizing again. It's always "a person" or "someone".
The argument was exclusively about Osama Bin Laden.
I hate to break it to you - most people are fine with killing him under any circumstances. The people who aren't can't fly anymore.
If circumstance does matter, then objectionable people must be granted the same rights as anyone else.
I'm sorry but 9/11 was a little more than "objectionable". He didn't call someone a cunt, he murdered 3,000 people by organizing the worst terrorist attack in human history.
If you're stating that bin laden can be killed without circumstance being taken into consideration, you are defining your belief. You do not care about circumstance.
The circumstances are he killed 3,000 people. When you kill 3,000 people peace summits and trials are off the table. Those are
his circumstances.
Ipso facto, you believe that objectionable behavior is enough to warrant murder.
So probably not smart to argue with me, then.
Who defines what you find objectionable? You do. Therefore, you'd rationalize murdering just about anyone.
The only person I've rationalized murdering in this thread has been Osama Bin Laden. Which puts me in the company of Obama, Bush, and 43 countries that supported us in OEF, not to mention the vast majority of america. Guilty!