Mumia Abu-Jamal -- Never Again? Really?

In international law, the Geneva Conventions, which were originally written in 1864, were amended and expanded in 1949, largely as a direct result of the experiences of the war, to protect civilians from the powers of a State, and to specifically outlaw torture. The 1949 conventions specifically protected civilians, and prisoners, and excluded war as a government pretext to violate such human rights

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[joschmo85]

comments should be removed from his videos. rather than really listening to what the man has to say, many of you people choose to bash the man himself for a mistake that he may or may not have made decades ago. that should be left for dispute elswhere. the point is, you people are missing the point. educate, educate, educate and get head out of your asses people. listen to his words.

[ealfinez]

I'm curious to know about the countless people that have died at the hands of all the pd's in America? Now, its not to say that D.Faulkner was guilty or innocent of any wrong doing, but why is Mumia automatically guilty which is usually the case when ANYONE goes up against anyone in the PD? People need to recognize the time and environment in which these two men came into contact and understand what was taking place in that time before rushing to judgment. PERIOD

[Braindrain3]

What is wrong with the world? Somebody please explain.

[BryanEKS89]

@joschmo85

Besides the point that he was framed, look up the facts. He never even shot his gun, and the only reason he carried a gun was because he was a taxi driver and they are known to get mugged.

[Shukria123]

FREE MUMIA ABU-JAMAL!

[mitten13]

@joschmo85 They're too busy sucking on america's teet

[SweetCaramelDip]

@joschmo85 thats whats they so when there are no arguments left... then they get personal remember saddam.. look at how they talk bout ajmadinejad... thinkin is something that has to be learned and trained

[MurderingCow]

Very true, although I disagree with his views on Nietzsche and Nazism: Nietzsche's Ubermensch never had anything to do with race, and in fact the Nazis defeated the very idea through group ideology.