The Jews killed by Hitler were not US citizens, nor were the Rwandan victims of genocide. US citizenship has never been a benchmark to measure an atrocity. It does not matter if Khashoggi was a US citizen or not.
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True, but it is relevant to the obligation of the United States to get involved, obviously. What's more important to America? Why one saudi journalist was killed in America or why 100s of people die in Chicago every year to gun/drug violence?
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In life, you don't get both. As Trump pointed out in 60 minutes, the Saudis buy quite a bit from America. Notwithstanding whats' happening in Yemen, I'd rather keep selling to Saudi and let them work out the Khasshogi thing and then put their money to work to helping the U.S.
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I wrote "Killed in America" - should've wrote "Killed in Turkey" - my bad.
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So you think it shouldn't matter that he was a resident of the US? Many other American cities have much higher murder rates than Chicago. Turn off the Trump rallies and go read a book.
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