I find Amnesty International to be a bunch of political busybodies sticking their noses into everyone's business, for the most part, but I'm curious why, in this case, you would find their statistics on executions to be questionable if (presumably) they've gathered them in good faith?
They may be presenting them to further their political agenda, but, to paraphrase an ex-Senator, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own set of facts.
I find Amnesty International to be a bunch of political busybodies sticking their noses into everyone's business, for the most part, but I'm curious why, in this case, you would find their statistics on executions to be questionable if (presumably) they've gathered them in good faith?
ReplyDeleteThey may be presenting them to further their political agenda, but, to paraphrase an ex-Senator, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own set of facts.