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originally posted by: marg6043
I can not wait to hear exactly how this young man died from, I am sure it will be a full report released by the family.
This is so darn tragic.
originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
a reply to: SBMcG
Is there any chance he was actually a spy? The CIA does use students. It's just like those idiots who were on vacation "backpacking" in Iraq and just happened to accidentally cross into Iran. I mean if he's a spy and he was tortured, don't we do that? I don't see a # storm here at all. In the big scheme of things, the American gov't doesn't give a crap about any one particular person, does it?
originally posted by: Ophiuchus 13
a reply to: Restricted
Meaning behind the veil they both had and have influences guiding their activities no matter how their actions are perceived.
originally posted by: RazorV66
originally posted by: MetalChickAmy
Then to add in the outright hypocrisy of the US government's history of torture and abuse of prisoners.
This kid stole a freaking sign.....according to you, that should be enough for a death sentence at the hands of NK?
He didn't kill anyone on a battlefield or by terrorist action.
In my opinion, we should be torturing more terrorist cockroaches.
originally posted by: Perfectenemy
a reply to: windword
So yeah they did nothing thanks for proving our point. I believe the parents over Obama. He made no serious effort to bring him home.
RiP Otto.
people.com...
Young Pioneer Tours, the organization with which Warbier was traveling, posted a statement on its website saying, in part, “This should be viewed in similar context of previous cases of Americans being sentenced in the DPRK. We are continuing to work closely with relevant authorities to ensure a speedy and satisfactory outcome for Mr Warmbier. Thus for obvious reasons we cannot currently make any comments related to what is an ongoing case.”
originally posted by: dawnstar
If I remember right, he has been in a coma for quite awhile...
if you ask me, the no korean doctors decided that he was never coming out of it, and so they decided that it wasn't worth the money to keep him alive any long and gave him back to us...
might not of had anything to do with trump...
it's such a sad.... and infuriating story though....
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: Restricted
What did you expect Obama to do? What do expect Trump to do now?
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: Restricted
What did you expect Obama to do? What do expect Trump to do now?
originally posted by: Ophiuchus 13
a reply to: Restricted
Really why cannot I just see them both as feathers of the same Eagle?
Why do I got to feel like you?
Obama did the USA good more then he has had credit for and Trump is still in his first year. So although you feel how you feel immediately does not mean I see as you do.
originally posted by: Darkphoenix77
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: Restricted
What did you expect Obama to do? What do expect Trump to do now?
Anything would have been better than basically just telling the family to pipe down and not make a big deal outta it.....seriously