Death squads of a nature, Not Armed Forces special forces–emanating from Totalitarian tendencies that lose the law sense necessary for complying to what constitutes U.S government and state government limitations of power that “Civil government does not engage in systematic unlawful loss of life.” That the military conforms to legal rules of engagement, to effort-fully avoid Massacre no matter how systemized and mechanical the efforts are done under–by any part of the administration’s leadership, on their own reconnaissance, separate from the leadership of the President of the United States of America.

Death squads of a nature, Not Armed Forces special forces–emanating from Totalitarian tendencies that lose the law sense necessary for complying to what constitutes U.S government and state government limitations of power that “Civil government does not engage in systematic unlawful loss of life.” That the military conforms to legal rules of engagement, to effort-fully avoid Massacre no matter how systemized and mechanical the efforts are done under–by any part of the administration’s leadership, on their own reconnaissance, separate from the leadership of the President of the United States of America.
Taking sides does not move us forward to transverse the 14 icebergs of potential global calamities.

From “Why Evil Exists,” part of The Great Courses®, conducted by Professor Charles Mathewes of the University of Virginia:

“In suggesting that humans should defuse their tendencies toward dualism in Moral conflicts, Lincoln invites us to view our enemies as fellow humans involved in a larger mutual Project.” [Boulder’s emphasis]

Says I, “Let’s get beyond good and evil,” as Carl Jung states within the context of Apocalyptic vision.

The taking of life, no matter what our senses tell us, remains precious. It should not involve death squads, and the rumor of use in Hawaii and San Diego worries me greatly for the main tenet that, “life is precious, and should continue!”

Let us embrace the vital salient spirit of our Republic to a preservation of our species, in diversity, keeping the democracy, reforming liberal economics, and amending the constitutions such that they, once again, they “constitute” us, as living documents and lead the world in legal entity status and equal rights for all constituents. and all nations.

“. . . Lincoln’s insistence that we are all complicit and should recognize our complicity [some, with hands stained with blood] is a reminder that Americans are always one people, for good and ill, United both in our aspirations and our crimes.” [to live yet, another day, work and play, another hour, and be thankful for the sunrise and sunset)–let not this be the sunset of the human species!

Abraham Boulder. –Keven.