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originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: WeMustCare
I think it would depend on if the "journalist" was an Israeli citizen.
If not, than it's not treason. Though I'm sure an excuse for execution could be come up with.
In general, it's probably not a good practice unless blatant collusion with the terrorists is established.
I challenge you to find one post on ATS where death of innocents are celebrated.
*yawn*
Wake me when it's ten.
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: WeMustCare
Hmm... I Vote for Slow and Painful . On the Other Side , the Lord can Handle the Rest,,,,,,,
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: WeMustCare
Why should we let ANYONE live who has committed treason?
originally posted by: Kaiju666
Complicit is complicit. Prosecute accordingly.
originally posted by: VermiIion
How about the curious case of Hassan Eslaiah…
Hired by cnn and other big media.
Infiltrated Israel with the terrorists.
Initially had a press vest on.
He filmed himself riding on the back of a terrorist motorcycle.
Problem is he filmed himself holding a grenade, and streamed it.
Now he gets the hamas treatment.
You consider that 'celebration'?
Journalism is legal and a pinnacle of democracy.
originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: WeMustCare
Are you prosecuting them for being implicated in the attacks or for only being a journalist?
Being a journalist implicated in an attack is the same as anyone else being implicated.
There is no special status for being a journalist nor is there a penalty for being a bad one legally.
originally posted by: kwaka
When it comes to inciting terrorism and applauding the massacre of innocence, how many are guilty on this site?