saintmichaeldefendthem
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Wrong. Water boarding is mental anguish not torture. We train our own SOGs with that method.Which our current interrogation techniques don't fit. Mental anguish is not torture or even police detectives would be deemed torturers.They have until November 2016, do they not?Because that's the ONLY other option besides torture.
Yes, we can give them a talking to and maybe write a stern letter to back it up.
Here's the thing, since you classify anything they don't like as "torture," you've already removed anything more than the soft pillow and comfy chair as options.
BTW, how long do we have before you lose our bet the Republicans will impeach Obama? Not hearing a peep about that happening. Was it six months?
Depends on what your definition of 'Torture' is is. Everyone has a different version of torture. There is no consensus on the definition of torture.
No, you are wrong. There is a legal definition.
Waterboarding is torture. By definition. We've prosecuted others for it.