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Originally Posted by mehdi soldier i think you need to go back to the article you posted yourself.you need to answer the question of the family member:if one member of the family is a criminal does it make all the family a criminal family?
regardless of family history,each case and each incident must be dealt with individually and in isolation and not collectively.collective justice is jungle justice.if the army has done wrong and mistakenly killed an innocent member of the family,then an investigation must be launched and those who are at fault must take responsibility.likewise,whether its an individual or individuals within that family,anyone who is a criminal must be arrested.
and the question i would like to ask:why the lebanese army?is it the army's responsibility to arrest criminals?who deputized this task to the army away from the ISF?i cant imagine a national army fighting a family.its crazy!!!
yes army officers represent us-each and everyone.it is wrong to assault the army.two wrongs dont make a right.and Allah yer7am shuhada el jaish.with all these sympathetic statements,yet we must not be overcome by emotions and stop thinking right.after all this is a very local incident in our country. |
Mehdi Soldier
When arrests are being made, and military confrontations are expected, armies are called in. Its just the way it is, wherever you are in the world.
As to the Ja3far tribe/clan/village/family, you are vehimently defending, please note that the when an entire community is harbouring , supporting and protecting criminals, The entire clan are deemed culprits until action is taken by that community to prove otherwise.
So far, the only action they have displayed is celebratory gunfire in the wake of the attack on the army.
I really hope the army crushes these criminals swiftly and with minimum casualties.
God Bless our Soldiers and Rest the souls of our fallen.