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@9N295MR from Nevada answered…3 days3D

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

No, capture, interrogate, and imprison. If evidence is found they have already committed an attack against our country t…

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@9N8JYJV from Kentucky answered…15hrs15H

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

Unless we are at war with a nation, we should not be taking military action against their citizens. It's a violation…

@9N73RR7 from Tennessee answered…1 day1D

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

No, but only because it is in a foreign country. We need to keep our noses out if foreign countries and focus on problem…

@9N552QS from Connecticut answered…2 days2D

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

No, with the best intelligence in the world, the US is already able to track all nine billion humans on this planet simu…

@9N4MPY3 from Ohio answered…3 days3D

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

Only with undeniable proof that they have carried out planned or planning an attack or threat towards the united states.

@9N39PDQ from California answered…3 days3D

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

No, and we should never assassinate "suspected" terrorists. This means that they haven't been proven guilty yet. It is n…

@9N2N5F4 from Oklahoma answered…3 days3D

Should France continue to assassinate suspected terrorists i…

Yes, but only if the person is considered very dangerous, and the country they're in allows the U.S. to carry out the as…

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