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However, as it's being done by the US, you can bet that we'll hear stuff like "They're only terrorists, they deserve it". Which I wouldn't mind, if those same people didn't then slither up the moral high ground concerning the multitude of ills in and concerning the western world...
However, as it's being done by the US, you can bet that we'll hear stuff like "They're only terrorists, they deserve it". Which I wouldn't mind, if those same people didn't then slither up the moral high ground concerning the multitude of ills in and concerning the western world...
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However, as it's being done by the US, you can bet that we'll hear stuff like "They're only terrorists, they deserve it". Which I wouldn't mind, if those same people didn't then slither up the moral high ground concerning the multitude of ills in and concerning the western world...
However, as it's being done by the US, you can bet that we'll hear stuff like "They're only terrorists, they deserve it". Which I wouldn't mind, if those same people didn't then slither up the moral high ground concerning the multitude of ills in and concerning the western world...
"The US military has tortured terrorist suspects held without charge at the Guantanamo Bay military prison, a lawyer representing some of the suspects claims."
Those final few words are key. They translate as "the below is to be taken with liberal dashings of salt".
Of course, on the slight chance that it is true, it's an attrocity without excuse, regardless of whatever history the US might have with terrorism.
Those final few words are key. They translate as "the below is to be taken with liberal dashings of salt".
Of course, on the slight chance that it is true, it's an attrocity without excuse, regardless of whatever history the US might have with terrorism.
I'd heard similar stuff about the kneeling thing before.
It's hard to know what really is true, what's been exaggerated, stuff like that.
But what we do know for certain, people being held without charge, in small confined cells for most hours of the day, seems like it should be sufficiently bad for something to be done anyway. But what?
These allegations, if accurate, can only inflame what are already intollerable living conditions.
Yet what will be done about it?
It's hard to know what really is true, what's been exaggerated, stuff like that.
But what we do know for certain, people being held without charge, in small confined cells for most hours of the day, seems like it should be sufficiently bad for something to be done anyway. But what?
These allegations, if accurate, can only inflame what are already intollerable living conditions.
Yet what will be done about it?
Hasn't every enemy we've fought in the last 100 odd years been responsible for gruesome acts of torture and genocide?
Dr Duck wrote:
> But what we do know for certain, people being held without charge, in
> small confined cells for most hours of the day, seems like it should
> be sufficiently bad for something to be done anyway. But what?
> These allegations, if accurate, can only inflame what are already
> intollerable living conditions.
I saw a news report that went into the cells a few weeks ago. The cells are a lot nicer than those in most prisons.
Also, as a person that hates terrorists, i think that they should get little sympathy. After all, they are being fed enough to live, kept warn enough to survive, and went to Afganistan for the sole purpose of defending a terrorist group and evil regime, i.e. the Taliban.
> But what we do know for certain, people being held without charge, in
> small confined cells for most hours of the day, seems like it should
> be sufficiently bad for something to be done anyway. But what?
> These allegations, if accurate, can only inflame what are already
> intollerable living conditions.
I saw a news report that went into the cells a few weeks ago. The cells are a lot nicer than those in most prisons.
Also, as a person that hates terrorists, i think that they should get little sympathy. After all, they are being fed enough to live, kept warn enough to survive, and went to Afganistan for the sole purpose of defending a terrorist group and evil regime, i.e. the Taliban.
Skarra wrote:
After all, they are being fed enough to live, kept
> warn enough to survive, and went to Afganistan for the sole purpose
> of defending a terrorist group and evil regime, i.e. the Taliban.
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Possibly.
They have not had any kind of trial whatsoever, still.
So it is impossibly to say at this juncture whether they are guilty or not.
After all, they are being fed enough to live, kept
> warn enough to survive, and went to Afganistan for the sole purpose
> of defending a terrorist group and evil regime, i.e. the Taliban.
---
Possibly.
They have not had any kind of trial whatsoever, still.
So it is impossibly to say at this juncture whether they are guilty or not.
Just like when they put allied troops on TV. We did it too, but they did it first so it's alright.
Blank wrote:
> Just like when they put allied troops on TV. We did it too, but they
> did it first so it's alright.
I
> Just like when they put allied troops on TV. We did it too, but they
> did it first so it's alright.
I
Blank wrote:
> Just like when they put allied troops on TV. We did it too, but they
> did it first so it's alright.
I don't remember Fox News interviewing the terrified Iraqi prisoners. Or doing a close up on the faces of the Iraqi dead.
Sure, they were filmed, but not to the same low level as when the Iraqi and other Arab news groups showed the coalition dead in close ups of their faces and wounds.
> Just like when they put allied troops on TV. We did it too, but they
> did it first so it's alright.
I don't remember Fox News interviewing the terrified Iraqi prisoners. Or doing a close up on the faces of the Iraqi dead.
Sure, they were filmed, but not to the same low level as when the Iraqi and other Arab news groups showed the coalition dead in close ups of their faces and wounds.
What about us showing Uday and Qusay Hussein? Would it be okay if they showed close up shots of the likes of Jeb Bush, dead and bloodied?
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