The discussion centers on the slow pace of justice for war crimes and the perceived ineffectiveness of international governance in addressing human rights violations. Participants express skepticism about the commitment of governments, including the U.S., to prioritize human rights, questioning whether justice for victims is genuinely a priority. The United Nations is criticized for its corruption and dysfunction, which hinders accountability. The complexities of proving war crimes are acknowledged, with the notion that the context often complicates legal proceedings. Historical references, such as the Nuremberg trials, highlight the urgency that can be present in prosecuting war crimes, contrasting with current delays. Overall, there is a sense of frustration regarding the lack of action and the challenges in capturing and prosecuting war criminals effectively.
