Summary
Secretary of State Marco Rubio grew visibly frustrated during an ABC News interview when questioned about the Trump administrationās approach to Russia.
Defending Trumpās push for peace talks with Putin, Rubio insisted negotiations were necessary but admitted the administration didnāt know Russiaās demands.
He clashed with host George Stephanopoulos over Trumpās refusal to call Putin a dictator and the U.S. siding with Russia in a recent UN vote.
Rubio also compared Trumpās handling of Ukraine to Bidenās approach to Israel, further escalating tensions.
No, death is erasure of information. Heās head of state. He should be convicted in court and be put in jail.
Also showing that a head of state will be held accountable and then put behind bars is very useful, itās a treasure that shouldnāt be destroyed by lynching.
Even in EU high-level politicans and bureaucrats already behave as if they canāt be convicted for real crimes (scandals of the āhe has a second apartment with nice doorā are not that, I mean criminal decisions on post and assisting kickoff schemes, things legal only because thereās nobody to judge officially otherwise, like surveillance legislations, and such). Thatās very dangerous, they should always remember they are not immune, neither in theory nor in practice.
This is the same with all of Russiaās government. They shouldnāt be just banned from working in such positions again, shouldnāt be lynched or something, deprived of stolen properties. They should be thoroughly investigated and convicted accordingly.
Because otherwise itāll be just another change of leadership of a pirate colony, like in Syria. The king is dead - long live the king. No. These people should be shown to not be kings, just citizens who got too far, which shouldnāt happen again.