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    Default Re: Red Cross Torture Report

    Quote Originally Posted by Lemur View Post
    You'll pardon me, but that sounds kinda ill-informed. Here's a journalist being waterboarded. Enjoy.
    Pardon me if I don't take a fat, posh and scuzzy drunk seriously in what he "can't bare".

    I'm sure that it is aweful, I'm not contesting that - I just don't believe it is as cut and "dry" as people are making it. It rides the line. Almsot all of the other stuff listed is nonsense. Next thing you know you'll want to make shooting the enemy illegal because a gut shot or serious wound could take hours to die from or suffer through.

    Repetetive, however could be the clincher. Water board someone for hours and you've got yourself a case. Doesn't real torture usually have a mortality rate significantly higher than merely talking to someone just because of overdoing it and mistakes?

    You asked for opinions, here they are.
    Last edited by ICantSpellDawg; 04-17-2009 at 20:37.
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