a not so controversial Corbyn argument: Bin Laden should have been tried not killed

[Jeneral2885]

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/aug/31/jeremy-corbyn-said-osama-bin-laden-should-have-been-tried-not-killed

At least not so extreme as his "joint sovereignty" proposal over the Falklands.

Just wondering, which nation, West, Middle East or whatever would want to house a jailed Osama?

[TexasTowelie]

1. I read the same laments from a conservative blogger in Texas

who criticizes the president for using drones to kill those in terrorist groups rather than either infiltrating the groups or capturing prisoners to gain intelligence information. Then again, no matter what President Obama does that wackjob will criticize the president.

[Live and Learn]

2. I'd love to hear what he really knew.

Remember, we (the US) did support him at one time. Of course, that alone could ensure his death. Just like it did for Saddam. Not sticking up for either of them but it does make one wonder why we supported then to begin with. Their deaths ensure we can't get those answers.

[Jeneral2885]

3. neither of you have stuck directly to the topic

just like politicians or weak students

[T_i_B]

4. Let's see you answer a question for once

We know you don't like Jeremy Corbyn, but who would you prefer as Labour leader?

a) Andy Burnham
b) Yvette Cooper
c) Liz Kendall

[non sociopath skin]

5. Tends to happen when a bad teacher plays "Guess what I'm thinking" ...

... instead of fostering real discussion.

The Skin