Quote (Goomshill @ 5 Jan 2020 03:09)
Try actually reading the links you post, especially the parts people quote for you from the links you post.
You cited a source talking about a supreme court precedent saying that if congress declines to protect a treaty then going through congress doesn't protect that treaty.
so now it's the source that allegedly (not really, you're just illiterate) claimed the ridiculous strawman you suggested i made.
nice try distracting from the fact that you couldn't even distinguish between the two seperate points i made, and ended up creating that abomination of trumptard 'logic' for lack of a real argument, goon-shill.
Quote (fuzzy159 @ 5 Jan 2020 03:16)
It seems the issue isn't with the decision itself but with who made the decision.
obama's use of drones is most certainly a massive stain on his record, and the main issue (of course there are more) with his foreign policy. unlike bush, he of course did not fabricate evidence in order to start a multi trillion dollar war, he 'just' failed to clean up the incredible mess his predecessor left him in the middle east, but that does of course not excuse the war crimes committed under his leadership.
that said:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-47480207Quote
President Donald Trump has revoked a policy set by his predecessor requiring US intelligence officials to publish the number of civilians killed in drone strikes outside of war zones. [...]
There have been 2,243 drone strikes in the first two years of the Trump presidency, compared with 1,878 in Mr Obama's eight years in office