>>When the US gov't makes the slightest mistake, the world react as if the world is coming to an end. ...
>That is not a "slight mistake", but a systematic violation of human rights.
I was refering to Abu Ghraib.
But you still haven't said what rights do you think have been lost? Or is this just a blanket statement again without any specifics.
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