Unibot's proposal, in regards to the treatment of who remained in the Transitional Government up until it's voluntary surrender, reads less like "Truth and Reconciliation" and more like "Crime and Punishment".

Again, the Transitional Government barely put up a fight and peacefully handed control back to The Coalition. This was a fairly bloodless coup and the opposition conducted themselves with a high degree of honor and decency. This very easily could have been far, far uglier.

Unibot's logic seems to be that none of that matters and that every last one of them should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

I can assure everyone that the next time a coup occurs, this line of thinking will only encourage others, knowing that they have nothing to lose, to act as if they have nothing to lose. I'm not sure we want to be backing people, who were already desperate enough to coup, into an even further corner. Reminds me a bit of burning one's boats.