Boycotting of Scotland

Hmm, someone has obviously just ignored the rest of this topic. Hypocrit much? lmao

Think before you speak. Your point is invalid.

My point is very valid, and your response had absolutely nothing to do with my post. What I said was quite clear: Your response to a small handfull of American's is to lable Americans "stupid", "Ignorant", and to generalize a few people's actions on the whole USA. As I said before, its funny that some 17 year old Europeans who can barely read get to look down and generalize on the whole American population. That, in itself, is ignorance. (With a touch of an inferiority complex in the mix).

Would you like it if a foreign government released the man who killed your loved ones?

Yes there was a few Americans that have died, none the less, it is an internal matter for Scotland.

The majority of those who died were Americans; by a significant margin.

It happened on British territory, it happened Scotland soil, it is a matter for the Scottish government to decide. Mr Megrahi was tried within UK courts. It is an internal affair. It has nothing to do with USA, even if the victims were American.
Instead of picking up on certain phrases, read through the whole thing...

Americans will kill thousands in Iraq but when it comes to a man who killed about 260 people, they think she should suffer.

Anyway, Britain is not an American State. We are free to do what we want and they need to understand that.

The preponderance of Americans on the plane was not a coincidence either, the motive of the attack was to get at the US (supposedly) and the disaster could have ocurred in international airspace or in American airspace as the plane reached its destination.

I will repeat what I said again, it is an internal matter for Scotland. It happened on Scottish territory. The US should not get involved and continue their hypocritical stance. He was tried in the UK courts so it therefore British/Scottish matter. It has got nothing to with to do with the USA even if the victims were American. It is solely a Scottish matter.
USA should be looking at it's own back yard instead of commenting on others.

I agree that legally it is entirely an internal matter according to law, and the laws of different countries, providing they have due process and are not medieval in nature or otherwise blatantly unjust - should be respected.

However, morally, I think it is less clear. I do think the Americans should perhaps have been consulted with. Also perhaps given the fact that a) terrorists have tended to target international airliners, and 2) given the nature of international airlines crossing different jurisdictions, perhaps there is a more international way of dealing with such atrocities - rather than it happening to be dealth with just in the country it happens to blow up over.

Its funny that every 17 year old European who can barely read has the nerve to look down upon the US and its people. Newsflash: There are millions of ignorant Europeans too.

Since when has Scotland or even the UK for that matter should be made answerable to the USA for it's actions?
I don't understand how this has anything to do with the United States of America. It is an internal affair for Scotland and Britain and no one else. Yes there was a few Americans that have died, none the less, it is an internal matter for Scotland.
If USA is so concerned about this, they should look at their own backyard before commenting on others.
I praise the Scottish stance against America over this decision.

By the way, personally I am in two mind in regards to the release.

A) If the according the courts' decision and the media Mr Megarahi being involved in Lockerbie bomb, is found true, then yes he should been left to rot in prison. Although I am aware the Mr Megrahi was going to appeal and there was doubts over this whole situation of the lockerbie bombing...

B) On the other hand, this decision could prevent future terrorist attack by showing a compassionate side to Scotland and even Britain.

You´re right it doesn´t have anything to do with the US government, the most important thing in this are the families of the victims, the majority of whom are American.
Assuming Megrahi was guilty he should never have been released, the families of the victims deserve compassion ahead of this mass murderer.

im not agreeing or disagreeing with you but please stop using the term "europeans"
you can hardly group the whole of europe together.