Warrior102
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Bush was a pussy.
Hardly. And you served where?
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Bush was a pussy.
KABUL, Afghanistan Detainees are hung by their hands and beaten with cables, and in some cases their genitals are twisted until the prisoners lose consciousness at sites run by the Afghan intelligence service and the Afghan National Police, according to a United Nations report released here on Monday.
The report, based on interviews over the past year with more than 300 suspects linked to the insurgency, is the most comprehensive look at the Afghan detention system and an issue that has long concerned Western officials and human rights groups.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/11/w...-of-afghan-detainees.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
Folks, there is no question at all that Americans funded, trained and took part in this kind of torture. It's a known fact. I don't give a shit which president was in office - I can't accept that this is the way a civilised country acts.
Where is the equivalent outrage?
Hypocrits
You forget all the people killed by the illegal invasion of Iraq?
Why is that?
and Afghanistan, over 4000 Americans dead.
Hypocrisy indeed.
You forget all the people killed by the illegal invasion of Iraq?
The one supported by Democrats?
Need the vote count?
Where is the equivalent outrage?
Hypocrits
liberals wail about the inhumanity of waterboarding but are in total support of blowing people into tiny pieces by robots. hypocrisy much?
Is there any difference between being blown to bits by a robot and some troops?
That's kind of confusing.
liberals wail about the inhumanity of waterboarding but are in total support of blowing people into tiny pieces by robots. hypocrisy much?
Is there any difference between being blown to bits by a robot and some troops?
That's kind of confusing.
Is there any difference between being waterboarded and getting a day in court vs being blown to bits by a drone?
Where is the equivalent outrage?
Hypocrits
The one who ordered the water boarding had the letter R next to his name the one who orders the drone strikes has the letter D next to his name that pretty much explains the outrage and lack thereof.
Warrior -
The use of extreme torture dates back through several adminsitrations - at least back to Iraq I.
No party or president gets a pass here, and as I said earlier, I really don't care which party or president was in power. We can be fairly sure that every president of the past 25 years or so knew of torture and approved it.
I mentioned the case earlier of an American soldier using a blow torch on a man's eye (in Afghanistan). I don't call that a justified use of force.
btw. Do not send me messages telling me to shut up. This is a public forum, and although you may not like the right to free speech, I kinda like it.
Where is the equivalent outrage?
Hypocrits
You forget all the people killed by the illegal invasion of Iraq?
Why is that?
Where is the equivalent outrage?
Hypocrits
You forget all the people killed by the illegal invasion of Iraq?
Why is that?
There wasn't an illegal invasion of Iraq by the US in my lifetime so I will not be able to comment.
You forget all the people killed by the illegal invasion of Iraq?
Why is that?
There wasn't an illegal invasion of Iraq by the US in my lifetime so I will not be able to comment.
The law doesn't begin and end in this country.
Most of the rest of the world views the invasion as illegal.
liberals wail about the inhumanity of waterboarding but are in total support of blowing people into tiny pieces by robots. hypocrisy much?
Is there any difference between being blown to bits by a robot and some troops?
That's kind of confusing.
Is there any difference between being waterboarded and getting a day in court vs being blown to bits by a drone?
There wasn't an illegal invasion of Iraq by the US in my lifetime so I will not be able to comment.
The law doesn't begin and end in this country.
Most of the rest of the world views the invasion as illegal.
really? there is a book of international law that the USA is subject to? really? where is this book and which court enforces it? when did the USA agree to be bound by some international code of law?
are you really as ignorant as you appear?