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Originally Posted by Agrajag
You really are Jack Nicholson with this, "You can't handle the truth" mentality. I do want to know what they are doing and I want it stopped if they are torturing folk.
I do not want people torturing others on my behalf. FFS you even want the people who are doing it to be self regulating.
It's obviously a cultural thing. It seems to be chaps from the USA who are more able to accept torture (in specific circumstances). Am I correct in saying that your Govt will not legislate against the "right" to torture.
Why would you make a sweeping statement about chaps in the US based on the comments of 2 or 3 people, particularly when an American started the thread. I suppose the Scottish chaps just like to make sweeping generalizations without proper statistical data.:wacko:
Be assured that torture is actively practiced by all governments in times of conflict, despite what you have on your piece of paper.
Our example:
You have a building filled with people and a bomb attached to the door. You have the man who set the bomb and he knows the number to turn the bomb off.
What do you do? That writing on a silly piece of paper seems so meaningless, as you watch the helpless trapped victims press their faces against the window glass, hoping for salvation.
Please answer this very specific question, which you have avoided about 5 or 6 times now.