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**Nurba** · 06-04-2010, 03:03 PM

really

source, Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

hmmmmm

same source

maybe a little more

sounds a little worse than being stripped naked.

but wait there's more

geez that communist, didn't wanna release the pictures

man these guys really act out when they're bored

Care to revise that statement?

I hate it when these guys get bored.

It's wrong I don't care who does it. Did you have a point?

Have you been water boarded? I have a close relative that was water boarded as a part of Marine Corps training, he can't watch a video of it.

I would never defend any "war crimes" by FARC, or anyone else for that matter, but when Americans behave in this manner it is despicable, and it is a REAL WAR CRIME.

Salon? SALON???? Seriously? Come on man, an online magazine. I gotcha. And then you have the NYT's report where they "suggested" that these things happened....suggested. Did they really happen? That is quite possible. Is it our policy to do those things? Besides the waterboarding to those three whole pieces of shit excuses for human beings? No. Your Marine relative had it done to him as part of training....TRAINING. Are you suggesting that we are torturing our own military personnel? What constitutes torture? Where do we draw the line? It's an arbitrary thing. What is considered torture for one person isn't torture for another.

Many of the people that allegedly did those things are punished already. It's also not something that is easy to conceptualize when you haven't been in the situation.

Stanford prison experiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

These are "normal" educated people. This is the problem when people sit, safe, far from the danger and the situation and judge. Problem is, these very same people get put in the situation and they do the very same thing.

06-04-2010, 03:03 PM	#12
Nurba Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	really source, Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia hmmmmm same source maybe a little more sounds a little worse than being stripped naked. but wait there's more geez that communist, didn't wanna release the pictures man these guys really act out when they're bored Care to revise that statement? I hate it when these guys get bored. It's wrong I don't care who does it. Did you have a point? Have you been water boarded? I have a close relative that was water boarded as a part of Marine Corps training, he can't watch a video of it. I would never defend any "war crimes" by FARC, or anyone else for that matter, but when Americans behave in this manner it is despicable, and it is a REAL WAR CRIME. Salon? SALON???? Seriously? Come on man, an online magazine. I gotcha. And then you have the NYT's report where they "suggested" that these things happened....suggested. Did they really happen? That is quite possible. Is it our policy to do those things? Besides the waterboarding to those three whole pieces of shit excuses for human beings? No. Your Marine relative had it done to him as part of training....TRAINING. Are you suggesting that we are torturing our own military personnel? What constitutes torture? Where do we draw the line? It's an arbitrary thing. What is considered torture for one person isn't torture for another. Many of the people that allegedly did those things are punished already. It's also not something that is easy to conceptualize when you haven't been in the situation. Stanford prison experiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia These are "normal" educated people. This is the problem when people sit, safe, far from the danger and the situation and judge. Problem is, these very same people get put in the situation and they do the very same thing.
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