We should torture people who are against torturing terrorists. I also don’t see how people can act like they oppose the specific applications we’ve been told about.

This is the liberal doctrine of always siding with the scum of the earth and allowing innocent people to be murdered in cold blood. You see, they are worried that they will get caught and want to be treated with kid gloves, being the scum of the earth.

Also, they are so worried about waterboarding, which can be done hundreds of times on the same person with no physical ill effects, yet they are willing to kill a nine month old baby in the process of being born. Of course this baby is the most innocent person on the face of the ...

We should torture people who are against torturing terrorists. I also don’t see how people can act like they oppose the specific applications we’ve been told about.

This is the liberal doctrine of always siding with the scum of the earth and allowing innocent people to be murdered in cold blood. You see, they are worried that they will get caught and want to be treated with kid gloves, being the scum of the earth.

Also, they are so worried about waterboarding, which can be done hundreds of times on the same person with no physical ill effects, yet they are willing to kill a nine month old baby in the process of being born. Of course this baby is the most innocent person on the face of the earth. So that makes it OK. Its only murderous scum that MUST be protected.

Eff that.

Welcome to the world of the Democratic party.

Will do. Signed the petition although I don't think we should let this wannabe fascist and neocon warmongers off the hook as a lot of proposals would allow. We don't need to reinvent the wheel: torture is a crime, against U.S. and international law and when someone violates a law, they're suppose to get arrested, have charges filed, go on trial, etc.

If guilty they go to jail, if not they go free. But suddenly the media and many politicians would like us to believe there is a debate about what's torture or if torture is okay!? And we're suppose debate how to now deal with violations of the law!?

There are links to more gripping info about this, at: http://www.americancitizenstogether.org...

Will do. Signed the petition although I don't think we should let this wannabe fascist and neocon warmongers off the hook as a lot of proposals would allow. We don't need to reinvent the wheel: torture is a crime, against U.S. and international law and when someone violates a law, they're suppose to get arrested, have charges filed, go on trial, etc.

If guilty they go to jail, if not they go free. But suddenly the media and many politicians would like us to believe there is a debate about what's torture or if torture is okay!? And we're suppose debate how to now deal with violations of the law!?

There are links to more gripping info about this, at: http://www.americancitizenstogether.org/ACT/TopIssuesFactSheet.html - incriminating Senate reports already released, links to a documentary shown last week on Bill Moyers' Journal that answers the questions in this clip: who designed, authorized and implemented these torture programs.

Of course there will always be those who want to think or act like Nazis or Zionist extremist but eventually societies and political movements built on such demagoguery and dehumanizing hatred come to a brutal end.

USA ideals have no doubt been tarnished and our history shows that it's been a struggle working towards a society where all men (and woman) are equal, equal rights, equal opportunities and equal respect -- and that people have a right and freedom to believe what ever religion they want or believe no religion at all.

These are not only brighter and better values than hate but stronger and longer-lasting, I believe; and, in fact, absolutely necessary in a multi-cultural society as the USA is.

History has a few clear lessons about war crimes:
1. Torture & war crimes provoke increased torture and war crimes by all sides (so it's bad for our own soldiers).
2. Sadism tends to spread, it spreads to the society that generates it. The dehumanizing would spread to our own prisons, our own streets, our institutions and daily life