Without needing to see the videos, I know this much: a)
   Individuals committed crimes against other individuals. b) These
   individuals committed crimes that are likely against
   International Law. c) Whatever their justification, they are
   criminals. d) They should be prosecuted for the crimes they
   commit. Let's say there is a legal system in place that allows
   for these crimes to happen more easily. a) Is everybody
   committing these crimes because they are allowed by their legal
   system? No. They are not. b) Most people do not do things that
   are crimes against International Law because most people do not
   need to do such things that would violate international law,
   wherever they live and whatever the local laws may be. c) If you
   live in a neighborhood where crime takes place, are you also a
   criminal? === To blame an entire religion or all religion for
   the actions of a few individuals is akin to blaming all US
   citizens for murder because it practices capital punishment. Or
   all white men as serial killers because most serial killers are
   white men. Or all Germans for Hitler, or all Nazi party members
   for actions at concentration camps during WWII. Criminals
   deserve to be prosecuted. If the criminal declared he was
   "helping other people at all times" quoting the Boy Scout oath
   but using it to justify helping people die because he believed
   that death is the ultimate help by eliminating suffering as he
   believed existence is suffering... to then blame all of Boy
   Scouts for his... bad theology so to speak... would be
   ridiculous. ==