At the time I supported it because I was naive enough to believe what I was being sold. I no longer hold that position. It was a total sham, and I now hold skepticism first as a general rule.
I don't know what that has to do with Kashoggi, a non-American who was murdered in another country by another country. It literally has nothing to do with America. It's a bizarre story that somehow propagates the notion that "journalists" are somehow more valuable than run of the mill people, that any association with America somehow should provide safety in the world, and that America is somehow responsible for protecting all of humanity in a single story. It's bafflingly irrational.
I don't know what that has to do with Kashoggi, a non-American who was murdered in another country by another country. It literally has nothing to do with America. It's a bizarre story that somehow propagates the notion that "journalists" are somehow more valuable than run of the mill people, that any association with America somehow should provide safety in the world, and that America is somehow responsible for protecting all of humanity in a single story. It's bafflingly irrational.