New Waterboarding details

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Still waiting for Hannity to go through with his waterboarding. I still love the argument from the right, "Hey this is the same thing they do to our special forces"



http://www.sott.net/articles/show/204349-Stomach-churning-details-of-CIA-waterboarding-crimes

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Still waiting for Hannity to go through with his waterboarding. ...

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since I can only vote once.

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Along with those in DZ.COM who claim it's not torture.

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Still waiting for Hannity to go through with his waterboarding. I still love the argument from the right, "Hey this is the same thing they do to our special forces"



http://www.sott.net/articles/show/204349-Stomach-churning-details-of-CIA-waterboarding-crimes

Still waiting on the Libs to explain why we torture our own troops.

Mike
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Still waiting for Hannity to go through with his waterboarding. I still love the argument from the right, "Hey this is the same thing they do to our special forces"



http://www.sott.net/articles/show/204349-Stomach-churning-details-of-CIA-waterboarding-crimes

Still waiting on the Libs to explain why we torture our own troops.

The same troops we send into harms way, knowing some won't come home?

Blues,
Dave

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Still waiting on the Libs to explain why we torture our own troops.

Did you read the article?

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While Bush-Cheney officials defended the legality and safety of waterboarding by noting the practice has been used to train U.S. service members to resist torture, the documents show that the agency's methods went far beyond anything ever done to a soldier during training.

The soldiers knew they wouldn't die.

I think that many defenders of this practice don't really oppose torture anyway, no matter what form it takes. Skin them alive and make them eat their eyeballs... they deserve it.

But what do I know?

[Darius11 12]

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Still waiting on the Libs to explain why we torture our own troops.

Did you read the article?

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While Bush-Cheney officials defended the legality and safety of waterboarding by noting the practice has been used to train U.S. service members to resist torture, the documents show that the agency's methods went far beyond anything ever done to a soldier during training.

The soldiers knew they wouldn't die.

I think that many defenders of this practice don't really oppose torture anyway, no matter what form it takes. Skin them alive and make them eat their eyeballs... they deserve it.

I think many people think speaking out against torture is out of sympathy for the people getting tortured. For me it’s out of respect for America and the ideas we believe in, kill for, and die for. To think we would just fold on what we believe because of fear is ridiculous and the farthest thing from being a patriot at least in my book.

I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain

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For me it’s out of respect for America and the ideas we believe in, kill for, and die for. To think we would just fold on what we believe because of fear is ridiculous and the farthest thing from being a patriot at least in my book.

Well said.

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For me it’s out of respect for America and the ideas we believe in, kill for, and die for. To think we would just fold on what we believe because of fear is ridiculous and the farthest thing from being a patriot at least in my book.

Well said.

I agree, and to be clear, I oppose torture, including waterboarding, not only as an American, but as a human being.

But what do I know?