NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
Well according to the lefties on this board everything you do is torture.
Who said that?
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Well according to the lefties on this board everything you do is torture.
If we're going to call 'stress' torture, we're going to need a new word to convey what we used to call torture.
Because they're not the same...
Which means that we can't use stress to convey discomfort... so what word should be used to convey THAT?
Seems that once again, allowing the intellectually less fortunate to speak, causes chaos... .
Are we sure that this is a good idea?
If we're going to call 'stress' torture, we're going to need a new word to convey what we used to call torture.
Because they're not the same...
Which means that we can't use stress to convey discomfort... so what word should be used to convey THAT?
Seems that once again, allowing the intellectually less fortunate to speak, causes chaos... .
Are we sure that this is a good idea?
You really need to stop drinking Fox News's piss.
Definition of moral relativism: "Well, at least we don't (fill in the blank)!" Chop off heads, eat babies, etc.
This bogus reasoning is based on the intellectually bankrupt premise that if we can just find someone who is worse than us, we are morally in the clear.
Well according to the lefties on this board everything you do is torture.
Who said that?
Specifics are that no one was tortured... period.
So you determine what is torture and what is not, and no one else needs to know all the most important details.
Well according to the lefties on this board everything you do is torture.
Who said that?
Said it? Or "irrefutably demonstrated it" throughout this and every other of the innumerable threads on the subject?
Specifics are that no one was tortured... period.
So you determine what is torture and what is not, and no one else needs to know all the most important details.
Reason determines what torture is and is not... Which sadly, deals you and your cult out of the equation which determines what torture is. Which is to say that we do not consult the enemy on how the enemy should be treated.
Well according to the lefties on this board everything you do is torture.
Who said that?
Said it? Or "irrefutably demonstrated it" throughout this and every other of the innumerable threads on the subject?
Who here has said that offering privileges in exchange for information is torture?
Specifics are that no one was tortured... period.
So you determine what is torture and what is not, and no one else needs to know all the most important details.
Reason determines what torture is and is not... Which sadly, deals you and your cult out of the equation which determines what torture is. Which is to say that we do not consult the enemy on how the enemy should be treated.
How much reason is required to know that 7 days of forcible sleep deprivation is torture? Apparently more than you have.
Reading your posts i torture. Getting stuck in traffic is torture. A hot day without a shower is torture! Whee! Anything can be torture, kiddies.Specifics are that no one was tortured... period.
So you determine what is torture and what is not, and no one else needs to know all the most important details.
Reason determines what torture is and is not... Which sadly, deals you and your cult out of the equation which determines what torture is. Which is to say that we do not consult the enemy on how the enemy should be treated.
How much reason is required to know that 7 days of forcible sleep deprivation is torture? Apparently more than you have.
Reading your posts i torture. Getting stuck in traffic is torture. A hot day without a shower is torture! Whee! Anything can be torture, kiddies.Specifics are that no one was tortured... period.
So you determine what is torture and what is not, and no one else needs to know all the most important details.
Reason determines what torture is and is not... Which sadly, deals you and your cult out of the equation which determines what torture is. Which is to say that we do not consult the enemy on how the enemy should be treated.
How much reason is required to know that 7 days of forcible sleep deprivation is torture? Apparently more than you have.
Never mnd the legal definition involves permanent damage. And no one suffered that from the CIA.
And by 'legal definition', you mean whatever you want to make up? Because the USC doesn't mention 'permanent damage' in its definition of torture. But the intentional infliction of severe mental or physical pain and suffering.
And by 'legal definition', you mean whatever you want to make up? Because the USC doesn't mention 'permanent damage' in its definition of torture. But the intentional infliction of severe mental or physical pain and suffering.
Well, thats probably because the USC doesn't mention torture. If anyone had thought such was necessary, they would have likely added that, but to be fair, there was no way for the founders to know how stupid you people were going to be.
(1) “torture” means an act committed by a person acting under the color of law specifically intended to inflict severe physical or mental pain or suffering (other than pain or suffering incidental to lawful sanctions) upon another person within his custody or physical control;
(2) “severe mental pain or suffering” means the prolonged mental harm caused by or resulting from—
(A) the intentional infliction or threatened infliction of severe physical pain or suffering;
(B) the administration or application, or threatened administration or application, of mind-altering substances or other procedures calculated to disrupt profoundly the senses or the personality;
(C) the threat of imminent death; or
(D) the threat that another person will imminently be subjected to death, severe physical pain or suffering, or the administration or application of mind-altering substances or other procedures calculated to disrupt profoundly the senses or personality; and
(3) “United States” means the several States of the United States, the District of Columbia, and the commonwealths, territories, and possessions of the United States.
18 U.S. Code 2340 - Definitions LII Legal Information Institute
Yes, the word is "severe." IT has to mean something other than "ooh, that sounds bad." After research the Bush Justice Dept decided on the definition I mentioned: it must produce permanent damage. The CIA's methods of interogation did not produce permanent damage.Reading your posts i torture. Getting stuck in traffic is torture. A hot day without a shower is torture! Whee! Anything can be torture, kiddies.Specifics are that no one was tortured... period.
So you determine what is torture and what is not, and no one else needs to know all the most important details.
Reason determines what torture is and is not... Which sadly, deals you and your cult out of the equation which determines what torture is. Which is to say that we do not consult the enemy on how the enemy should be treated.
How much reason is required to know that 7 days of forcible sleep deprivation is torture? Apparently more than you have.
Never mnd the legal definition involves permanent damage. And no one suffered that from the CIA.
And by 'legal definition', you mean whatever you want to make up? Because the USC doesn't mention 'permanent damage' in its definition of torture. But the intentional infliction of severe mental or physical pain and suffering.
Yes, the word is "severe." IT has to mean something other than "ooh, that sounds bad."Reading your posts i torture. Getting stuck in traffic is torture. A hot day without a shower is torture! Whee! Anything can be torture, kiddies.So you determine what is torture and what is not, and no one else needs to know all the most important details.
Reason determines what torture is and is not... Which sadly, deals you and your cult out of the equation which determines what torture is. Which is to say that we do not consult the enemy on how the enemy should be treated.
How much reason is required to know that 7 days of forcible sleep deprivation is torture? Apparently more than you have.
Never mnd the legal definition involves permanent damage. And no one suffered that from the CIA.
And by 'legal definition', you mean whatever you want to make up? Because the USC doesn't mention 'permanent damage' in its definition of torture. But the intentional infliction of severe mental or physical pain and suffering.
(other than pain or suffering incidental to lawful sanctions)
(other than pain or suffering incidental to lawful sanctions)
Oh!! You were speaking of the US Legal Code and misused the acronym USC, which generally refers to the US Constitution.
I highlighted the relevant parts for ya...
Yes, the word is "severe." IT has to mean something other than "ooh, that sounds bad." After research the Bush Justice Dept decided on the definition I mentioned: it must produce permanent damage. The CIA's methods of interogation did not produce permanent damage.Reading your posts i torture. Getting stuck in traffic is torture. A hot day without a shower is torture! Whee! Anything can be torture, kiddies.So you determine what is torture and what is not, and no one else needs to know all the most important details.
Reason determines what torture is and is not... Which sadly, deals you and your cult out of the equation which determines what torture is. Which is to say that we do not consult the enemy on how the enemy should be treated.
How much reason is required to know that 7 days of forcible sleep deprivation is torture? Apparently more than you have.
Never mnd the legal definition involves permanent damage. And no one suffered that from the CIA.
And by 'legal definition', you mean whatever you want to make up? Because the USC doesn't mention 'permanent damage' in its definition of torture. But the intentional infliction of severe mental or physical pain and suffering.
If you have research that indicates they made a mistake please post it. Because no one else has discovered any mistake.