Trump Administration Admits It Doesn’t Know Who Exactly It’s Killing in Boat Strikes
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omg this is so messed up 
- like we're talking about civilians here not just bad guys... how can you just kill people without knowing who they are? 
and now ppl r saying its a partisan stunt?? that's even worse because it means they're hiding something and putting more lives at risk... what's the real reason behind these strikes? 
- like we're talking about civilians here not just bad guys... how can you just kill people without knowing who they are? and now ppl r saying its a partisan stunt?? that's even worse because it means they're hiding something and putting more lives at risk... what's the real reason behind these strikes? I'm not surprised to see the Trump administration getting roasted over this... 
It's like they expected people to just roll over and ignore the fact that they're basically admitting to killing civilians without even knowing who they are. I mean, come on, it's basic human decency! And now lawmakers are calling out Rep. Sara Jacobs for being dramatic about it, but honestly, she's not being too harsh 
. The Pentagon's lack of transparency is a huge red flag, and experts are right to say that these strikes are a clear violation of international law. It's not just about the politics, it's about basic human rights. And to think they're trying to justify this by saying they're in a "non-international armed conflict" when that's not even close to being true 
. This is exactly why we need more accountability and transparency in our government... or at least some semblance of humanity 
It's like they expected people to just roll over and ignore the fact that they're basically admitting to killing civilians without even knowing who they are. I mean, come on, it's basic human decency! And now lawmakers are calling out Rep. Sara Jacobs for being dramatic about it, but honestly, she's not being too harsh . The Pentagon's lack of transparency is a huge red flag, and experts are right to say that these strikes are a clear violation of international law. It's not just about the politics, it's about basic human rights. And to think they're trying to justify this by saying they're in a "non-international armed conflict" when that's not even close to being true . This is exactly why we need more accountability and transparency in our government... or at least some semblance of humanity