Anger At Putin’s War Crimes Can Help Educate Americans About US Atrocities

If Russia has carried out war crimes in Ukraine how could Putin or his army generals be prosecuted? Sam Seder and the MR crew examine how unrealistic rhetoric about "Putin in the Hague" can educate Americans to their own country's atrocities.

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Holly: Will Putin's face war crimes charges when George W Bush didn't. I gotta say like my initial reaction to war crime stuff is just like that's it's not the that's not what the goal should be right now like get put to the Hague that's that seems unrealistic I guess is the simplest word to put it . Yeah I mean I think the idea is that you're trying to create pressure against Russia to the extent that you. Yeah I mean I think calling things war crimes is like useful for people to understand it but there's like really no like no precedent for people with that much power being tried in those in those instances outside of like nazi Germany. It's also I mean it's also we were responsible for the deaths depending on whether you use um defense department numbers or ngo numbers anywhere from 250 000 to a million civilians in Iraq. I think I think the official number may be from the state from the defense department is probably close to 200 civilians...