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    It can, the results do not need to matter in the country the person is from because they aren’t in that country.

    Yeah, no duh. We already went over this and I’m not sure why you’re not aware of that fact or seem to think you’re making a point.

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        They aren’t operating in America so they don’t need jurisdiction in America! The same way a court in New Zealand doesn’t need jurisdiction in Zimbabwe to try someone in hold your horses here… Fucking New Zealand! The Hague operates in the Netherlands and have jurisdiction in multiple signatory countries and again brace yourself… the fucking Netherlands you absolute brick skull.

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            Yes you can. Go to another country, commit a crime and tell them you don’t accept their jurisdiction. See what happens. Hell slap a prime minister and shit in his cereal I’m sure they’ll just say Okie dokie feel free to go home.

            You’re being an idiot. There are multiple thousands of examples of foreign nationals tried in a county that is not their own.