All this talk about how killing OBL would only make him a martyr and he should have been taken alive and given a trial (as though that would prevent him from becoming a martyr anyway) reminded me of how Mussolini was executed by Italian anti-fascist partisans rather than given a trial like the defeated Nazis (who survived) got.
If martyrdom is that automatic, why wasn't there a postwar fascist insurgency driven by the memory of the martyred Mussolini for years after the war and how could there have been one?
If martyrdom is that automatic, why wasn't there a postwar fascist insurgency driven by the memory of the martyred Mussolini for years after the war and how could there have been one?