Well?
E.g.
I'm not enriching uranium for military reasons.
I'm not torturing 'enemy combatants'.
E.g.
I'm not enriching uranium for military reasons.
I'm not torturing 'enemy combatants'.
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Last edited by CameronPoe (2008-02-26 04:32:41)
Last edited by FEOS (2008-02-26 04:45:24)
Uh, check level of enrichment? No weapons grade uranium - not for military reasons. Weapons grade uranium - military reasons. Commence bombing runs. Problem is, when person/persons/state denying enrichment for military reasons don't allow full inspections, so you can't check?CameronPoe wrote:
I'm not enriching uranium for military reasons.
Uh, no idea. Outside observers(for torture that don't leave marks)? Full medical upon capture(with pics), and random checks during captivity(physical torture)?CameronPoe wrote:
I'm not torturing 'enemy combatants'.
I get that a lot.Sorcerer0513 wrote:
P.S. DAMN YOU FEOS
You can prove if uranium has been enriched to weapons grade yes but failing that how can you prove someone is not enriching it to that level, especially if they one allow inspections of the enrichment process. One can allege that the inspections aren't comprehensive, much as one can allege that inspections of the treatment of 'enemy combatants' aren't full and comprehensive.FEOS wrote:
It's nearly impossible to prove a negative. Which is a real bitch if you're not doing what you're being accused of.
However, in your examples, proof of both is not too difficult:
1. Enrichment techniques for energy-quality uranium vice weapons-quality uranium are different and can be objectively observed.
2. Watchdog groups observing 'enemy combatant' treatment. However, those watchdog groups have to observe and comment based on some objective measure of where torture starts, and not on their own criteria, which is typically biased toward a ridiculously low threshold.
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There is no god.CameronPoe wrote:
Well?
E.g.
I'm not enriching uranium for military reasons.
I'm not torturing 'enemy combatants'.
The term "proven guilty" has kinda lost the old ring to it the last years tbh ...sergeriver wrote:
You don't and you can't. You just apply the principle of innocent until proven guilty.