However, we now have a video of our arms shooting down innocent women and children, and Iraqi army officers engaged in aiming their rifles and shooting the guns themselves, that we don't retaliate at all against that.
Rohrabacher criticizes the lack of U.S. response to human rights violations involving American arms.
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