[quote]Zap Branigan wrote:
100meters wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
100meters wrote:
orion wrote:
So let us sum it up.
The highest military says it does not work, the best interrogators never used it, because they knew better and even the CIA only used it three times-
But, apparently our betters hide things from us, for our own good and since that might include one case were torture actually acquired useful information that could not possibly have been acquired otherwise we return to the Dark Ages.
Hilarious, but yes Zap’s beliefs appear to be dictated by any number of logic trainwrecks.
That, or he’s mentally retarded.
You are the one proclaiming torture never works and you dare call someone else names? You are a fool.
I guess it’s not p.c. to say retarded, I should have said mentally challenged, sorry about that.
Also isn’t “assclown” more of a “name”.
And I think several people agreed that torture definitely works at getting information. The argument is that it obviously isn’t effective at getting good intel. That’s clearly backed up by, oh the confessions, the military, the FBI, and 99.999% of all experts.
we can either go with all of that…
or Zap.
No one made the claim it works 100% of the time or is the best method of getting information. As such it should be used rarely.
You on the other hand want to ban it because you claim it NEVER works which is false of course.
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you keep changing “not effective” to “never” I’m noticing.
My actual position is we don’t need to do it and shouldn’t do it because it’s not as effective, it’s a waste of valuable resources, and obviously harms us in the war on terror, if one believes that U.S. policy and perceived U.S. hypocrisy helps fuel the angst that creates more terrorist/ism (which I do).