Quoted from Libertarian4life

What answer do you think George Washington or Thomas Jefferson would give?
If we allow every paranoid Government the power to kill any perceived threat the world would be in chaos.
That's crazy talk, like Iranians or the Jews spew.

I'll post it again:

The cases where due process should be overlooked are rare and specific, but necessary.

Quoted from Box A Rox

I'll post it again:

The cases where due process should be overlooked are rare and specific, but necessary.

Rare but specific?  How many extrajudicial CIA executions constitute rare?  The U.S. has been conducting these kill missions in multiple countries for years, with an unknown number dead.  Due process is not just overlooked, it is policy.

Quoted from Box A Rox

I'll post it again:

The cases where due process should be overlooked are rare and specific, but necessary.

So you won't answer the question.

You just make a restatement of your opinion.

I guess that you have absolute faith in your government.

You accept their secret kills.

You are a willing accomplice.

Quoted from Box A Rox

I'll post it again:

The cases where due process should be overlooked are rare and specific, but necessary.

So the Constitution can be ignored whenever the government secretly decides it is appropriate.

Drone executions are basically for the people too lazy to do it the hard way.

There exists no direct threat.

They just pick and choose at their leisure, who lives or dies.

No trial, no conviction, just decisions.

The omnipresent teacher theory.

How very McVeigh of you.

Quoted from Box A Rox

I'll post it again:

The cases where due process should be overlooked are rare and specific, but necessary.

and you're privy to this info?

ahhhh the ripple effect for the votes