re: #369 96RoadKing

I think we’re all looking at the same problem from different angles. To simplify, I see two scenarios: First scenario: a patrol is out and is fired upon from a building. Upon entering the building they find one adult male, but no weaponry. IMO no fault, no foul, but they take the adult in for questioning just to find out what he knows. Second scenario: same as the first, the only difference: upon entering the building, they find a male with a smoking AK-47 and the home-owners family held hostage and used as human shields. Question, adjudicate, eliminate.

No, I am looking at it one way. We have “x” number of prisoners from this conflict all over the place.

Should each and every one of them be killed?