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On Sat, 29 Dec 2007 06:53:59 -0800, rw
wrote: Dave LaCourse wrote: There is no double standard. They practice REAL torture. Ask John McCain. Ask John McCain how he feels about waterboarding. He's the only one of the pathetic bunch of Republican candidates who has the guts to call it for what it is. If waterboarding isn't torture why did the US prosecute and convict a Japanese officer of war crimes for doing it? The US didn't prosecute him (solely, if at all) for "waterboarding," they prosecuted him for a number of types of torture, including "water torture" (that probably _included_ but was not limited to waterboarding), burning, beating, etc. of POWs and civilians, including children (done solely for amusement) as well as stealing Red Cross packages intended for POWs. And they didn't hang him, he was sentenced to 10-20 years at hard labor. Now we know who in ROFF is in favor of torture and who is against it. No surprises. I seriously any group of "we" that includes "you" knows much about much in the real world outside of a sheltered academic environ... And there "we" are, R Why did the CIA destroy the tapes? |
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![]() wrote in message ... On Sat, 29 Dec 2007 06:53:59 -0800, rw wrote: Dave LaCourse wrote: There is no double standard. They practice REAL torture. Ask John McCain. Ask John McCain how he feels about waterboarding. He's the only one of the pathetic bunch of Republican candidates who has the guts to call it for what it is. If waterboarding isn't torture why did the US prosecute and convict a Japanese officer of war crimes for doing it? The US didn't prosecute him (solely, if at all) for "waterboarding," they prosecuted him for a number of types of torture, including "water torture" (that probably _included_ but was not limited to waterboarding), burning, beating, etc. of POWs and civilians, including children (done solely for amusement) as well as stealing Red Cross packages intended for POWs. And they didn't hang him, he was sentenced to 10-20 years at hard labor. Now we know who in ROFF is in favor of torture and who is against it. No surprises. I seriously any group of "we" that includes "you" knows much about much in the real world outside of a sheltered academic environ... Fortunately, we have you to explain the real world to us. And there "we" are, Yeah. Wolfgang |
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