Originally posted by: Carbo
Originally posted by: BBond
Originally posted by: Carbo
Originally posted by: dahunan
Originally posted by: Carbo
It's a damn war. He was an enemy combatant on the battlefield. He deserved death.
Ask John McCain about that!
John McCain was a POW for, what, five years? Is that a fate worse than death? I daresay man would say so. If your argument is that torture is OK, fine, let's torture the enemy instead. Oh, wait, we can't. That isn't politically correct, and it upsets the bleeding hearts.
Politically correct or not, we've already tortured Iraqis, whether 'enemy combatants' or just some guy picked up in a 3AM raid. Even considering the shortness of the neocon attention span, I can't believe you've forgotten Abu Ghraib already.
No, I recall Abu Ghraib qutie well. I think now what I thought the day the story broke. "So what?" I'll say it again. It's a damn war and soldiers are fighting for their lives. The mentality quickly becomes kill or be killed. Now, I know the PC elitists want to believe the world is all butterflies and roses and equality for all, but it just ain't so.
Yes, we have tortured and killed our enemies, in this war and every other. Every one of our enemies has done the same. Homo sapiens is violent. War is nasty.