Since all can be detained as possible enemies of the state, or 'non-lawful combatants', can there be any other distinction drawn than that there are those of us who are Veterans, and those who have not yet been vetted one way or the other by the state security apparatus. And if one is released from the state security apparatus, does one achieve the status of 'civilian' or merely the status of un-detained potential enemy of the state?
-
- drieuxster (
drieuxster) wrote,
drieuxster
drieuxster
Let Us Just ASK the ugly question
Since all can be detained as possible enemies of the state, or 'non-lawful combatants', can there be any other distinction drawn than that there are those of us who are Veterans, and those who have not yet been vetted one way or the other by the state security apparatus. And if one is released from the state security apparatus, does one achieve the status of 'civilian' or merely the status of un-detained potential enemy of the state?
- Post a new comment
- 2 comments
- Post a new comment
- 2 comments
