.. and not just about their stance on the Palestinians' efforts in the UN....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-15013860
Various quotes from the public at the end of the article - here are a couple..Death row inmate Troy Davis has been executed in the US state of Georgia for the fatal shooting of policeman Mark MacPhail in 1989.
Davis' death was delayed for hours while the US Supreme Court considered an eleventh-hour appeal for clemency.
The 42-year-old's case was heavily disputed after most of the witnesses recanted or changed their testimony.
From what I have read of the evidence or rather lack of it and speaking as a UK police officer you wouldn't have got a conviction for a minor motoring offence with that much doubt in the Uk let alone a murder conviction with the death penalty.I can understand the family of the policeman wanting vengeance, but I fail to see how that can be satisfied by executing the wrong man.I support the death penaly as a form of punishment, but cases like this show that as a human race we cannot be trusted to use it.
This is murder by the US. There was too much doubt to ever put this man to death, and to tell him he "couldn't prove his innocence" is one of the most dangerous statements ever made by a law maker.
Still, I suppose if he is black, then they don't feel the need to worry about it as he presumably looked like the guy that did, as do the other millions of blacks in the US.