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But tell me, as a 'christian', who would Jesus torture? I mean, besides the capitalist money lenders. |
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Btw, are you against or for torture? |
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Quite so, I was wrong. The burden of proof would only be on you if I made no claim about water freezing/CIA being right. Even so, there isn't a case for CIA infallibility. In what way is the CIA in a unique position to find torture beneficial? Quote:
If the basic argument doesn't work then it still won't work; what ever baggage you add to it. |
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The argument only becomes "basic" when you simplify it out of context. Sorry, but you have no authority to simplify the expression and context of an argument in order to invalidate it. Doing so changes the argument. As such, it becomes YOUR construct, and YOU end up only arguing against yourself. Dude, give it a rest. |
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"CIA agents threatened to kill a terror suspect's children as part of interrogation techniques, a newly declassified report has revealed." Who told you first? What? Who? I'm telling you I know this stuff. I'll tell you one more thing, we haven't reached the bottom of the US scum bucket yet, we're not even halfway yet. There'll be more of this stuff so better prepare ya'll. :salute::haha: |
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But see, what really makes you look foolish is this idea you have that, not only do some of us approve of the use of certain forms of torture in interrogations, but that we actually like it. I don't like it. I doubt anyone here does. But, I don't find personal distaste to be the northern point on my moral compass, either. See, frankly I'm sure you think that all of us who support limited applications of torture, under very strict guidelines, to be morally bankrupt. To that I say, oh well. Frankly, if my position is morally bankrupt, YOURS is morally DEPRAVED. You would literally limit yourself on extracting information from a known terrorist in custody to whatever that person feels like saying, even to the risk and detriment of countless civilians. And, you'd do it just because going any further makes you feel queasy. Hell, I'd even go for drugs to be used on such people in lieu of waterboarding, etc ... but that's torture too... You can hate us all you want while reveling in your own percieved intellectual superiority in your little irrelevant corner of the world ... but it isn't going to change how the world really works. Somehow, we've managed to prosper as a nation of 60X the population of yours along with all of the diversity and associated problems. And we keep coming out on top. |
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Did the CIA actually have those children at gunpoint? Did they actually kill the children? No??? Wow! Must have been emotionally awful to hear that for the terror suspect. Like I give a damn. First you're crying about the physical well-being of terrorists. Now you want them to be emotionally comfortable too. What next, a suite at the top of the Hyatt? |
The whole hidden pattern of torture is being revealed and stuff like the Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo, extraordinary renditions and now this are all parts of. And more will be revealed.
The US 'stocks' are declining in the world, has been for decades. I see no change in that trend except maybe a quicker spiral down. Population figures vs. Finland won't change that, unfortunately I think it's the other way around. |
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Your sense of righteous indignation has no credibility for the reasons I said early on in this thread. |
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