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Well think about it, in some Arab or African countries, children as young as four can be seen brandishing and even firing assault rifles. If they can do that, they are capable of going all jihad in a crowded market....
But seven? When you are seven you should be playing with RC Cars or the Wii, you don't belong in a prison.Penetrator_01 wrote:
Well think about it, in some Arab or African countries, children as young as four can be seen brandishing and even firing assault rifles. If they can do that, they are capable of going all jihad in a crowded market....
These kids you talk off exist in African conflicts not Arab..............yet.Penetrator_01 wrote:
Well think about it, in some Arab or African countries, children as young as four can be seen brandishing and even firing assault rifles. If they can do that, they are capable of going all jihad in a crowded market....
These kids are taken from their families at a young age, some are forced to murder their own family or neighbours to toughen them up. They are fed drugs and beaten and forced to kill. Some are raped too. So tell me, if they are forced to kill, are they not victims themselves? Should they be locked up for the rest of their lives or rehabilitated?
The obsessive upbringing of radical families like these, the ways of MDK are more prevailent than most schooling. As long as they shout Allah or derka derka all the time, the parents are content to teach them how to operate firearms. This compounded with the constant propaganda pumped out by local media, its no wonder the more susceptable minds of children are filled with hate.
Well if u have actually killed at this age (no games) this should be punished, but indeed no prison where no one knows where you are.....
JahManRed wrote:
These kids are taken from their families at a young age, some are forced to murder their own family or neighbours to toughen them up. They are fed drugs and beaten and forced to kill. Some are raped too. So tell me, if they are forced to kill, are they not victims themselves? Should they be locked up for the rest of their lives or rehabilitated?
I don't think child soldiers should be treated as terrorists. You weren't born to hate, but yet bred in it. These kids shouldn't be in fucking prisons... They should be sent to fucking kindergartens...
for Gods sake child soldiers are "victims" not "perpetrators" - Anyone who thinks otherwise needs to have a word with themselves..
Suicide bombing is a family tradition for these durka durka tribes. The art of blowing oneself up in public places is passed on from generation to generation.Penetrator_01 wrote:
The obsessive upbringing of radical families like these, the ways of MDK are more prevailent than most schooling. As long as they shout Allah or derka derka all the time, the parents are content to teach them how to operate firearms. This compounded with the constant propaganda pumped out by local media, its no wonder the more susceptable minds of children are filled with hate.
Talk about propaganda and susceptible minds...
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The part many don't see is the kids are kidnapped and fed daily doses of heroin, crack, and/or coke mixed with gunpowder. Once they succumb to the brainwashing they are zombies ready to kill.Penetrator_01 wrote:
Well think about it, in some Arab or African countries, children as young as four can be seen brandishing and even firing assault rifles. If they can do that, they are capable of going all jihad in a crowded market....
But don't get me wrong, if its them or me, I'd be shooting.
Sounds like the movie Blood Diamond. The kid was taken from his family and all drugged up. When his father came to rescue him, he treated him as the enemy. Of course, in the movie, the father talked his son down when he was pointing a gun at him. Not so sure that'd be possible in real life. How do you unbrainwash a killing machine?Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
The part many don't see is the kids are kidnapped and fed daily doses of heroin, crack, and/or coke mixed with gunpowder. Once they succumb to the brainwashing they are zombies ready to kill.Penetrator_01 wrote:
Well think about it, in some Arab or African countries, children as young as four can be seen brandishing and even firing assault rifles. If they can do that, they are capable of going all jihad in a crowded market....
But don't get me wrong, if its them or me, I'd be shooting.
Same way as brainwashing. But teach them something else.Stingray24 wrote:
Sounds like the movie Blood Diamond. The kid was taken from his family and all drugged up. When his father came to rescue him, he treated him as the enemy. Of course, in the movie, the father talked his son down when he was pointing a gun at him. Not so sure that'd be possible in real life. How do you unbrainwash a killing machine?Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
The part many don't see is the kids are kidnapped and fed daily doses of heroin, crack, and/or coke mixed with gunpowder. Once they succumb to the brainwashing they are zombies ready to kill.Penetrator_01 wrote:
Well think about it, in some Arab or African countries, children as young as four can be seen brandishing and even firing assault rifles. If they can do that, they are capable of going all jihad in a crowded market....
But don't get me wrong, if its them or me, I'd be shooting.
For the kid's sake I hope that's possible. Sounds like a very long process of rehab.
I would say a very long process of rehab, trying to flush out the drugs from the body.Stingray24 wrote:
For the kid's sake I hope that's possible. Sounds like a very long process of rehab.
We don't even know if these kids are killing machines. Who knows if they did anything at all? And don't forget they are seven, they should be playing with plastic guns and videogames, not with C4. If they were caught with C4, it's not their fault, and they don't belong in prison.Stingray24 wrote:
Sounds like the movie Blood Diamond. The kid was taken from his family and all drugged up. When his father came to rescue him, he treated him as the enemy. Of course, in the movie, the father talked his son down when he was pointing a gun at him. Not so sure that'd be possible in real life. How do you unbrainwash a killing machine?Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
The part many don't see is the kids are kidnapped and fed daily doses of heroin, crack, and/or coke mixed with gunpowder. Once they succumb to the brainwashing they are zombies ready to kill.Penetrator_01 wrote:
Well think about it, in some Arab or African countries, children as young as four can be seen brandishing and even firing assault rifles. If they can do that, they are capable of going all jihad in a crowded market....
But don't get me wrong, if its them or me, I'd be shooting.
You've already made your mind up that the kids are innocent without knowing anything about their cases. Since they are actually having trouble finding the ghost prisons themselves, it's a good possibility we won't have access to anything to judge their actions.sergeriver wrote:
We don't even know if these kids are killing machines. Who knows if they did anything at all? And don't forget they are seven, they should be playing with plastic guns and videogames, not with C4. If they were caught with C4, it's not their fault, and they don't belong in prison.
Of course, I have the belief that if their are seven year olds in prisons, they are probably locked up for good reasons. FYI, prison is a form of rehabilitation...
They should get a fair trial. But by flying them off around the world to be tortured to get a "confession" that isn't going to happen. They care so much that these children get a fair trial, they went and 'disappeared them' and I think we know what that means. Justice my ase.Pug wrote:
You've already made your mind up that the kids are innocent without knowing anything about their cases. Since they are actually having trouble finding the ghost prisons themselves, it's a good possibility we won't have access to anything to judge their actions.
I don't see how a child that age could know the difference between good and bad. Prison is one of the worst forms of rehabilitation, imagine a kid, walking in prison with other convicts... I personally find it sick. Kids who are caught as "Terrorists" should be sent to rehabilitation camps with child psychiatrists.Pug wrote:
Of course, I have the belief that if there are seven year olds in prisons, they are probably locked up for good reasons. FYI, prison is a form of rehabilitation...
Lol, justice has nothing to do with this. They are seven, and they don't know the difference between right and wrong, and they certainly won't learn it in prison.Pug wrote:
You've already made your mind up that the kids are innocent without knowing anything about their cases. Since they are actually having trouble finding the ghost prisons themselves, it's a good possibility we won't have access to anything to judge their actions.sergeriver wrote:
We don't even know if these kids are killing machines. Who knows if they did anything at all? And don't forget they are seven, they should be playing with plastic guns and videogames, not with C4. If they were caught with C4, it's not their fault, and they don't belong in prison.
Of course, I have the belief that if their are seven year olds in prisons, they are probably locked up for good reasons. FYI, prison is a form of rehabilitation...
You're imagining a prison with guys lifting in the yard and daily shankings. Most likely they would recognize a seven year old could be rehabbed, and the prison would be directed for this purpose. I didn't mean it the way you took it.cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
I don't see how a child that age could know the difference between good and bad. Prison is one of the worst forms of rehabilitation, imagine a kid, walking in prison with other convicts... I personally find it sick. Kids who are caught as "Terrorists" should be sent to rehabilitation camps with child psychiatrists.Pug wrote:
Of course, I have the belief that if there are seven year olds in prisons, they are probably locked up for good reasons. FYI, prison is a form of rehabilitation...
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We don't know anything about the cases. Was there a trial? Was there not a trial?JahManRed wrote:
They should get a fair trial. But by flying them off around the world to be tortured to get a "confession" that isn't going to happen. They care so much that these children get a fair trial, they went and 'disappeared them' and I think we know what that means. Justice my ase.Pug wrote:
You've already made your mind up that the kids are innocent without knowing anything about their cases. Since they are actually having trouble finding the ghost prisons themselves, it's a good possibility we won't have access to anything to judge their actions.
Or better yet - is there really a prison?
Can Seven Years Old Kids Be Terrorism Suspects?
Yes. Nobody should be above the law, not even children.
At the moment on UK television, there's a recruitment drive for the Army, with excerpts of staged events and the phrase "Want to see how the story ends, visit armyjobs.gov.uk" or something similar. One of these videos has a patrol walking down a street and there's a football ahead and some kid, who looks no more than 5, is shouting for the army guys to kick it back. The squaddie at the front is about to when the patrol leader shouts a warning. The obvious conclusion that's to be drawn is that the football might be an IED.
In that example, the child is implicated as a terrorism suspect.
Yes. Nobody should be above the law, not even children.
At the moment on UK television, there's a recruitment drive for the Army, with excerpts of staged events and the phrase "Want to see how the story ends, visit armyjobs.gov.uk" or something similar. One of these videos has a patrol walking down a street and there's a football ahead and some kid, who looks no more than 5, is shouting for the army guys to kick it back. The squaddie at the front is about to when the patrol leader shouts a warning. The obvious conclusion that's to be drawn is that the football might be an IED.
In that example, the child is implicated as a terrorism suspect.
Again, if it was a specifically designed to treat these kids - you're seeing death row as their fellow inmates. I do not. I also do not automatically assume that the CIA has taken these people without just cause, and I also do not believe that they are obtuse enough to let a seven-year old bunk with a mass murderer.sergeriver wrote:
Lol, justice has nothing to do with this. They are seven, and they don't know the difference between right and wrong, and they certainly won't learn it in prison.
@ J-Man - And, who says the seven year olds were raped, tortured and drugged to do what they did or didn't do?
My best guess is that there is a prison, and the seven year olds are living with their accused or convicted terrorist parents, because they didn't want to break up the family.
Pardon me, but
"CIA has a secret prison somewhere"
"CIA targets seven year olds"
"There was no trial"
"There never is going to be a trial"
"Everyone is innocent"
You certainly can understand the impact of these statements, based on the responses ya'll have provided...
Which is why if they are of this magnitude why I believe their might be some sort of exaggeration going on...
You guys want to believe it, that's fine.
I'm on the fence until there's something a little more concrete.
Last edited by Pug (2007-06-07 08:36:12)
If 7 year olds can wield AK-47s in Africa, I'm sure they are capable of being terrorists as well.
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