"With respect"?  I don't question that Mr. Khadr suffered an injustice in that Canada didn't rescue him fast enough from Guatanamo Bay. And I don't question that Canada is liable in that matter, in a moral as well as a legal sense (I separate the two).  I just see this case as something very complex--not because of Mr. Khadr's character, but because IMO Mr. Khadr carries some responsibility. I don't think he really fits the definition of a child soldier, despite his being only a teen at the time of his Taliban stint.

Nor do I see a settlement of $10.5 million as reasonable.

You state, quite rightly, that "the quality of the wrong is not measured by the character of the victim." Please don't make your response a personal attack on my character with a patronizing commit such as "Why can you not get those basic principles through your head?" That I disagree with you does not mean I'm thickheaded, nor even not worthy of the basic principals of good manners.