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It goes without saying that McKinnon has committed a crime. He is not denying it. However, just like it is fruitless to kill a mosquito with an AK47, trying to punish McKinnon with the same legal arsenal as senior Al-Qaeda leaders, is at best mean, at worse immoral, especially given that UK has been (and many may say still is) a known safe haven for war criminals and terrorists alike.
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