it reminds me of one the best arguments I've heard about the second amendment: If it get's down to the point where you need guns to defend against your own government, does it really matter much what they have to say about it?
It's like what do you expect to happen? the government is going to be like, gee wiz guys, you did really did some great blogging there and proved that we were responsible for killing thousands of American citizens, so we're going to go ahead and put ourselves on trial and find ourselves guilty, or else just voluntarily disband.
the best possible scenario that you could ever come up with would be to prove it beyond a shadow of a doubt and then they'd just say, yeah, all those people that are responsible took it upon themselves to commit this rogue action and we had no idea, and then a couple nobodies would eat some bullets and maybe, maybe a few would go to jail, and then they'd say so it's all nice and wrapped up and the rest of us, the Big Fish, can't be held responsible in any way.
