Kerry in the Dock?

From the Holy City of Rocky River:

By his own admission, John Kerry is both a war criminal and an accomplice after the fact to war crimes.

He is also a vocal advocate of internationalism and multi-lateral organizations.

This being the case, shouldn't he voluntarily submit himself to judgement by the International Criminal Court or the International Court of Justice in the Hague? Wouldn't this demonstrate his commitment to international bodies, the rule of law, and the proposition that the Vietnam War was illegal and immoral?

The only alternatives would be that either Kerry doesn't believe that war crimes were committed [by him] during the Vietnam War, OR that he's above the international system of justice which he himself promotes.

If he's sincere about war crimes during the Vietnam War, Kerry should submit himself to impartial justice. Failure to do so would create an impression of hypocrisy, don't you think?