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Did you know that 'taliban' means 'students of Islam'?
Almost right...it simply means "student" but continue on misstating easily searchable information
Actually, I am totally correct.
A lie of omission....as yours is.
Did you know that that the taliban's 'schools' teach only what is permitted by Islam?
Get your head out of the 'sand.'
Jeez Tho dost protest to much.
You could've saved the paragraphs and deflection and just provided...yanno...proof. But I get it...I'll provide the proof and let you do what you do best....Which is to go "Nuuhhhh uhhhh"
Taliban - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
The Taliban (Pashto: طالبانṭālibān "students"
Urban Dictionary Taliban
The word “Taliban” comes from the Arabic word talib, which means “student.”
Taliban - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Political and religious faction and militia that came to power in Afghanistan in the mid-1990s. Following the Soviet Union's 1989 withdrawal from Afghanistan (see Afghan Wars), the Taliban (Persian: “Students”)
Oooo....you cry out for education!
Pakistan created the Taliban. Pakistan was founded with an Islamic character. When Bangladesh broke away it was due to ethnic diversity, and the Pakistanis remembered this.
So when Afghanistan needed aid after the Russian invasion, they only supported Islamic groups, and thus the secular and nationalist factions whithered on the vine.
They only supported the 'students' who practiced fundamentalist Islam, i.e., Islamofascists.
I, totally correct.
You, a simpleton searching for a way out of your mistake.Did you know that 'taliban' means 'students of Islam'?
Almost right...it simply means "student" but continue on misstating easily searchable information
Actually, I am totally correct.
A lie of omission....as yours is.
Did you know that that the taliban's 'schools' teach only what is permitted by Islam?
Get your head out of the 'sand.'
Jeez Tho dost protest to much.
You could've saved the paragraphs and deflection and just provided...yanno...proof. But I get it...I'll provide the proof and let you do what you do best....Which is to go "Nuuhhhh uhhhh"
Taliban - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
The Taliban (Pashto: طالبانṭālibān "students"
Urban Dictionary Taliban
The word “Taliban” comes from the Arabic word talib, which means “student.”
Taliban - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Political and religious faction and militia that came to power in Afghanistan in the mid-1990s. Following the Soviet Union's 1989 withdrawal from Afghanistan (see Afghan Wars), the Taliban (Persian: “Students”)
Oooo....you cry out for education!
Pakistan created the Taliban. Pakistan was founded with an Islamic character. When Bangladesh broke away it was due to ethnic diversity, and the Pakistanis remembered this.
So when Afghanistan needed aid after the Russian invasion, they only supported Islamic groups, and thus the secular and nationalist factions whithered on the vine.
They only supported the 'students' who practiced fundamentalist Islam, i.e., Islamofascists.
I, totally correct.
You, a simpleton searching for a way out of your mistake.
Thats a great story and all but Taliban means student
Did you know that 'taliban' means 'students of Islam'?
Almost right...it simply means "student" but continue on misstating easily searchable information
Actually, I am totally correct.
A lie of omission....as yours is.
Did you know that that the taliban's 'schools' teach only what is permitted by Islam?
Get your head out of the 'sand.'
Jeez Tho dost protest to much.
You could've saved the paragraphs and deflection and just provided...yanno...proof. But I get it...I'll provide the proof and let you do what you do best....Which is to go "Nuuhhhh uhhhh"
Taliban - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
The Taliban (Pashto: طالبانṭālibān "students"
Urban Dictionary Taliban
The word “Taliban” comes from the Arabic word talib, which means “student.”
Taliban - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Political and religious faction and militia that came to power in Afghanistan in the mid-1990s. Following the Soviet Union's 1989 withdrawal from Afghanistan (see Afghan Wars), the Taliban (Persian: “Students”)
Oooo....you cry out for education!
Pakistan created the Taliban. Pakistan was founded with an Islamic character. When Bangladesh broke away it was due to ethnic diversity, and the Pakistanis remembered this.
So when Afghanistan needed aid after the Russian invasion, they only supported Islamic groups, and thus the secular and nationalist factions whithered on the vine.
They only supported the 'students' who practiced fundamentalist Islam, i.e., Islamofascists.
I, totally correct.
You, a simpleton searching for a way out of your mistake.
So when you put "student of islam" you knew that wasnt the translation?
Sorry chicka your beef isnt with me...its with reality. Sorry reality is different than your fantasy
Taliban - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
The Taliban (Pashto: طالبانṭālibān "students"
Urban Dictionary Taliban
The word “Taliban” comes from the Arabic word talib, which means “student.”
Taliban - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Political and religious faction and militia that came to power in Afghanistan in the mid-1990s. Following the Soviet Union's 1989 withdrawal from Afghanistan (see Afghan Wars), the Taliban (Persian: “Students”
PoliticalChic, standing on the corpses of dead children to advocate your torture porn fantasy is a new low for you. And that's really saying something.Now answer my question about the slaughtered children.
Torture, or whatever you want to call it, "justified" by majority of Americans.
New poll finds majority of Americans believe torture justified after 9 11 attacks - The Washington Post
By an almost 2-1 margin, or 59-to-31 percent, those interviewed support the CIA’s brutal methods, with the vast majority of supporters saying they produced valuable intelligence.
Just goes to show how fragile our rights and liberties are that fear, not rationality, would allow us to justify torture. Saying they "believed" it produced "valuable intelligence" is not the same as actually producing "valuable intelligence".
Never trust your rights to public opinion because some day you might be on the wrong side of it.
"Taliban assault on Pakistani school ends, 130 dead, mostly children"
Taliban assault on Pakistani school ends 130 dead mostly children Reuters
Nice attempt at deflection.
Not a deflection....I simply like showing what a fool you are.
Nice attempt at deflection.
Not a deflection....I simply like showing what a fool you are.
And boy is he right along with the other idiots who view waterboarding, sleep deprivation and standing for hours as torture.
Obviously real torture would turn them into crying idiots.
You left out standing for hours on broken bones...minor details. Some of the guys died. Oops. Some weren't guilty of anything. Too bad.
Double dog dare ya' to answer: if you could save the 80-90 children slaughtered by the savages, would you have acquiesced to the enhanced interrogations?
That's the typical demand (usually posted in the form of a "ticking time bomb" and it is an unanswerable question because in real life (not hypothetical scenarios) - it isn't that clear cut at all.
It's been shown that torture isn't usually necessary to gain good information (Secret WWII camp interrogators say torture wasn t needed - CBS News nor does torture gain useful or accurate information. So if I choose to employ torture on an individual who might (or might not) have knowledge that could help save those children I *might* get useful information but - more likely, given what we've found about torture - I *might not*. In that case - valuable time and resources could be lost chasing a phantom and the children could end up dead anyway.
No I would not since there are other means at my disposal.
Yep. Moral relativism. Our shit doesn't stink if we can just find someone who behaves more badly than us.Torture, or whatever you want to call it, "justified" by majority of Americans.
New poll finds majority of Americans believe torture justified after 9 11 attacks - The Washington Post
By an almost 2-1 margin, or 59-to-31 percent, those interviewed support the CIA’s brutal methods, with the vast majority of supporters saying they produced valuable intelligence.
Just goes to show how fragile our rights and liberties are that fear, not rationality, would allow us to justify torture. Saying they "believed" it produced "valuable intelligence" is not the same as actually producing "valuable intelligence".
Never trust your rights to public opinion because some day you might be on the wrong side of it.
"Taliban assault on Pakistani school ends, 130 dead, mostly children"
Taliban assault on Pakistani school ends 130 dead mostly children Reuters
Nice attempt at deflection.
Not a deflection....I simply like showing what a fool you are.
So you're logic is - "look at what the Taliban is doing!" (don't look at us) - they are savages - as long as we aren't quite as savage, only 99.9% as much, we can torture as we please and pretend we are morally better.
Like I said. Nice deflection. Don't look here - look there.
False dichotomy....if you could save the 80-90 children slaughtered by the savages, would you have acquiesced to the enhanced interrogations?
Taliban is bad
Did you know that 'taliban' means 'students of Islam'?
Almost right...it simply means "student" but continue on misstating easily searchable information
Actually, I am totally correct.
A lie of omission....as yours is.
Did you know that that the taliban's 'schools' teach only what is permitted by Islam?
Get your head out of the 'sand.'
Jeez Tho dost protest to much.
You could've saved the paragraphs and deflection and just provided...yanno...proof. But I get it...I'll provide the proof and let you do what you do best....Which is to go "Nuuhhhh uhhhh"
Taliban - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
The Taliban (Pashto: طالبانṭālibān "students"
Urban Dictionary Taliban
The word “Taliban” comes from the Arabic word talib, which means “student.”
Taliban - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Political and religious faction and militia that came to power in Afghanistan in the mid-1990s. Following the Soviet Union's 1989 withdrawal from Afghanistan (see Afghan Wars), the Taliban (Persian: “Students”)
Oooo....you cry out for education!
Pakistan created the Taliban. Pakistan was founded with an Islamic character. When Bangladesh broke away it was due to ethnic diversity, and the Pakistanis remembered this.
So when Afghanistan needed aid after the Russian invasion, they only supported Islamic groups, and thus the secular and nationalist factions whithered on the vine.
They only supported the 'students' who practiced fundamentalist Islam, i.e., Islamofascists.
I, totally correct.
You, a simpleton searching for a way out of your mistake.
No, in other words, let's not pretend anymore that we Americans are above torture. We are not. It is what it is.Meh. Let's just admit that torture is in our playbook and move on.
"Interrogations that lasted for days on end. Detainees forced to stand on broken legs, or go 180 hours in a row without sleep. A prison so cold, one suspect essentially froze to death. The Senate Intelligence Committee is finally releasing its review of the CIA’s detention and interrogation programs. And it is brutal."
The Most Gruesome Moments in the CIA Torture Report - The Daily Beast
In other words, just do it my way and stfu?
Lemme know how that tactic works out for ya
You assume torture is the only means by which to gain information. It does not get more retarded than that.Double dog dare ya' to answer: if you could save the 80-90 children slaughtered by the savages, would you have acquiesced to the enhanced interrogations?
It is not surprising you resort to the appeal to emotion logical fallacy to justify your inner Nazi. Standing on the corpses of dead children to advocate your torture porn fantasy.
PoliticalChic, standing on the corpses of dead children to advocate your torture porn fantasy is a new low for you. And that's really saying something.Now answer my question about the slaughtered children.
"Taliban assault on Pakistani school ends, 130 dead, mostly children"
Taliban assault on Pakistani school ends 130 dead mostly children Reuters
Nice attempt at deflection.
Not a deflection....I simply like showing what a fool you are.
And boy is he right along with the other idiots who view waterboarding, sleep deprivation and standing for hours as torture.
Obviously real torture would turn them into crying idiots.
You left out standing for hours on broken bones...minor details. Some of the guys died. Oops. Some weren't guilty of anything. Too bad.
That's torture? Being to go a few days standing up with out sleep?
It seems to me a few Americans went longer to win a car, with there hand on it
Every one of the 10 authorized enhanced techniques have been freely accepted by ordinary Americans in their daily life.....as you suggest.
Please explain how being forced to stand on broken bones in stress positions is "freely accepted by ordinary Americans in their daily life".
Please explain how someone with their head removed will ever be the same again??
No, in other words, let's not pretend anymore that we Americans are above torture. We are not. It is what it is.Meh. Let's just admit that torture is in our playbook and move on.
"Interrogations that lasted for days on end. Detainees forced to stand on broken legs, or go 180 hours in a row without sleep. A prison so cold, one suspect essentially froze to death. The Senate Intelligence Committee is finally releasing its review of the CIA’s detention and interrogation programs. And it is brutal."
The Most Gruesome Moments in the CIA Torture Report - The Daily Beast
In other words, just do it my way and stfu?
Lemme know how that tactic works out for ya
False dichotomy....if you could save the 80-90 children slaughtered by the savages, would you have acquiesced to the enhanced interrogations?
Meh. Let's just admit that torture is in our playbook and move on.
Sure we would. Let's just not pretend that it isn't torture. Let's just not pretend that we as a country are any better than them.Not a deflection....I simply like showing what a fool you are.
And boy is he right along with the other idiots who view waterboarding, sleep deprivation and standing for hours as torture.
Obviously real torture would turn them into crying idiots.
You left out standing for hours on broken bones...minor details. Some of the guys died. Oops. Some weren't guilty of anything. Too bad.
Double dog dare ya' to answer: if you could save the 80-90 children slaughtered by the savages, would you have acquiesced to the enhanced interrogations?
That's the typical demand (usually posted in the form of a "ticking time bomb" and it is an unanswerable question because in real life (not hypothetical scenarios) - it isn't that clear cut at all.
It's been shown that torture isn't usually necessary to gain good information (Secret WWII camp interrogators say torture wasn t needed - CBS News nor does torture gain useful or accurate information. So if I choose to employ torture on an individual who might (or might not) have knowledge that could help save those children I *might* get useful information but - more likely, given what we've found about torture - I *might not*. In that case - valuable time and resources could be lost chasing a phantom and the children could end up dead anyway.
No I would not since there are other means at my disposal.
Stop tap-dancing: yes or no.
...if you could save the 80-90 children slaughtered by the savages, would you have acquiesced to the enhanced interrogations?
Not a deflection....I simply like showing what a fool you are.
And boy is he right along with the other idiots who view waterboarding, sleep deprivation and standing for hours as torture.
Obviously real torture would turn them into crying idiots.
You left out standing for hours on broken bones...minor details. Some of the guys died. Oops. Some weren't guilty of anything. Too bad.
Double dog dare ya' to answer: if you could save the 80-90 children slaughtered by the savages, would you have acquiesced to the enhanced interrogations?
That's the typical demand (usually posted in the form of a "ticking time bomb" and it is an unanswerable question because in real life (not hypothetical scenarios) - it isn't that clear cut at all.
It's been shown that torture isn't usually necessary to gain good information (Secret WWII camp interrogators say torture wasn t needed - CBS News nor does torture gain useful or accurate information. So if I choose to employ torture on an individual who might (or might not) have knowledge that could help save those children I *might* get useful information but - more likely, given what we've found about torture - I *might not*. In that case - valuable time and resources could be lost chasing a phantom and the children could end up dead anyway.
No I would not since there are other means at my disposal.
Stop tap-dancing: yes or no.
...if you could save the 80-90 children slaughtered by the savages, would you have acquiesced to the enhanced interrogations?
