He wrote the op-ed demolishing the fallacious John Adams analogy that the left has been using concerning Gitmo etc when I just thinking about writing about it:
For starters, Adams was a British subject at the time he took up their representation. The Declaration of Independence had not yet been signed, and there was no United States of America. The British soldiers were Adams’ fellow countrymen — not foreign enemies of the state at war with his country.
as for the 6th amendment argument
the Sixth Amendment “guarantees the accused — that means somebody who has been indicted or otherwise charged with a crime — a right to counsel. But that right only exists if you are accused, which means you are someone the government has brought into the civilian criminal justice system (emphasis mine) and lodged charges against.”
Or to put it another way, during the war when not in formal negotiation with England John Adams actions when in the presence of officers of the crown consisted of shooting his musket at them and convincing others to do the same. It doesn’t surprise me that the left twists Adams to their own ends, then again I suspect John Adams would not recognize the contortions that the Massachusetts supreme court has put the Constitution he wrote for our state through either.
Let hope Lawrence O’Donnell was not near any sharp objects when he read Marc’s piece.
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So the detainee attorneys who later served Bush were terrorist sympathizers, as well as the Supreme Court.
Just because John Adams’ situation wasn’t identical to this one in no way refutes the legitimacy of the present cause.
One chooses the causes that one decides to defend. When lawyers decided to change the rules for enemy combatants during a time of war against a foe they made their choice as to what causes where worth their time and efforts and what were not.
It’s their call, if they are proud of it they should own it. If you would do it yourself(if you had the legal experience of course) proudly you should own it.
I wanted to write something about that, too. But I never found the time.
Real life really can be an interference in the important activity of blogging can’t it? (:c)