No. Sam said it best...
No. Not a threat to the United States and not our business.
1. "Not a threat to the United States" is not a legitimate argument for neglecting to prevent a serious human rights abuse when we have the capability to do so. There's a moral imperative, as a bystander who can prevent it, to do something about it.
This would be like if you look outside your window and you see some neonazi-looking guy down the street who's holding a gun and pointing it down at a group of your neighbors who are lying in the fetal position. Your loaded hunting rifle is kept in a case just next to this window; you could easily take him out and stop whatever this tragedy is before it gets any worse. But, you decide, "hey, not my problem if they're not bothering me, sucks for those guys who pissed him off" and go back to sit in front of the TV.
Nope. This would be like if you look outside your window and you see some neonazi-looking guy down the street who's holding a gun and pointing it down at a group of
people you don't know who are also pointing guns at him.
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