He's been told this numerous times in numerous threads that I've read. He'll never take the Obama blinders off, so save your breath.
Your correct that I've been told numerous times. Many folks seem to think that by just saying something over and over it establishes a fact.
ROFLMNAO... SWEET MOTHER! You actually stated a fact...
CONGRATS!
Sadly, that is the only tactic from which you seem able to draw... in nearly every POST!
Post after post, I personally have refuted your would-be argument point for POINT and you simply return to ignore the argument, cherry pick some phrase, strip it of contest and post some mindless quip, which you feel sustains your position.
Here's a clue... your position is vacuous; your argument specious, you're reasoning spurious and your conclusions founded upon unaologetic ignorance.
That is clearly not true... IF you HAD looked at the evidence there is absolutely NO WAY you could return with these conclusions... Odds are, that what you're looking at are radical leftist blogs or other such disinformation oriented websites which purpetuate this mindless nonsense...
That evidence, published numerous times, establishes that the Japs were prosecuted for all forms of waterboarding torture.
Nope... there is not a single instance wherein ANY Japanese was prosecuted for All types of waterboarding... as there is ONLY ONE TYPE of waterboarding... with the distinction being the SEVERITY WITH THICH IT IS APPLIED AND THE CAUTION TAKEN TO PROTECT THE INDIVIDUAL to which it is being applied.
There are none, because none were applied... but again the reasoning of THIS facet of your argument is invalid... it presumes that the courts were privy to every instance of waterboarding, recognized numerous techniques; the distinctive severity of application of each and determined that all techniques and levels of severity were equitable and FORBIDDEN FOREVER, and without regard to the reasonign which might otherwise sustain their justifiable usage... and in so doing, this skewed reasoning assumes that the courts recognized that the Japanese were justified in their overall treatment of US troops, but found waterboarding to be an exception; and prosecuting those who otherwise treated the Allied prisoners fairly and humanely, but crossed a line with waterboarding...
When in reality the Japanese were barbarians who inflicted unspeakable cruelty onto their prisoners, without regard to WHO they were... with the intent to be little more than to punish their opposition throughthe sadistic use of ACTUAL TORTURE; torture that routinely resulted in the death of those who were subjected to it.
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