Lol America goes back to the year 1400 under Bush....
Torture is allowed now...
Torture is allowed now...
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wtf you talkin bout willis?Originally posted by justsexxxLol America goes back to the year 1400 under Bush....
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Yep, seen it on the news, crazy and sad.Originally posted by justsexxxLol America goes back to the year 1400 under Bush....
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...link?#RememberYourRoots #AaronMForGFYHOF
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no no they get to decide what is torture
hehe..i wish we had a daily show emoticon..youknow where he does th george bush laugh..lolTelegram PhoenixBrad
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Spend a year living in the USA, and a year living in Iran.
Then come back and tell us which country supports freedom.Comment
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Ahaha It's a wonder any of you morons are still living in America. The irony is i'm sure the majority of you do, yet you bitch, yet you're still here. Give your liberal (everybody is equal) rhetoric a rest, nobody cares.Greed is Good
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wish they would torture those fuck terrorists to get more info out of em.Comment
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As much as the neo-conservative bs bores me, I have to agree. As bad as Iran, etc? lol. Wake up you morons.Originally posted by The DemonICQ: 637//961--015Comment
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Originally posted by Phoenix
AHHH you are right
Sorry
1. It;s allowed to keep a suspect awake, and not let him sleep for days
2. It's legal now to make the room very cold, and give the suspect undercooling issues, so he will give a (fake?) statement.....
And yeah of course it's better to live in the US than in Iran....BUt I was talking about the 'torture'
Oh well,Questions?
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Originally posted by dvd316
Lol lol, and what if you torture them, but they are NOT terrorists....They are SUSPECTS...That means it's not proven yet they ARE terrorists...
If they would keep me awke for days, undercool me etc...Maybe I would say I was Bin Laden, just to et some sleep....
THAT IS THE problem....Questions?
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We need to follow the Geneva Convention ..... that means shooting any enemy prisoner found in the uniform of another country, or civilian clothes.
That solves the torture issue ... and as torture goes we are on the "discomfort" side of the scale.Comment
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Ah yes, like everyone they captured are terrorists :-)Originally posted by The Demon
Probably 99% of them aren't.. and why should anybody have the right to torture innocent people..
I thought USA was civilized, but yet they brutalize.Download the much improved Free Tube Script adult/mainstream tube solution for FREE!Comment
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Good find! ;-)Originally posted by ManowarDownload the much improved Free Tube Script adult/mainstream tube solution for FREE!Comment
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yeah, fuck the UYS! I'd much rather have my head cut off in Iran than be a little chilly in the US!I'm not a dinosaur, I'm a crocodile. I've seen dinosaurs come and go and I'm left unimpressed.Comment
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Yeahhh I knew 12tinydick would come in....
Everyone knows the US us MUCH MUCH better now :DQuestions?
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Granted, I doubt you'd be targeted as a terrorist, but it would sure suck to be misidentified as one:Originally posted by 12clicks
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/25/wo...as/25arar.htmlYour post count means nothing.Comment
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Originally posted by DaddyHalbucks
neither
I can spend a year living in China as well and have the time of my life but they violate human rights tooComment
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The best way to avoid us going medieval on your ass is not to do some terrorist ass shit. Just think, if Osama hadn't had his boys fly those planes in our buildings, they wouldn't be forced to listen to Britney Spears, and kept up past their bedtimes (tortured).Originally posted by justsexxxLol America goes back to the year 1400 under Bush....
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if Jack Bauer says torture is ok...then it's ok with me
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You are too stupid for words!!Originally posted by justsexxxLol America goes back to the year 1400 under Bush....
Torture is allowed now...
Making someone listen to the Red Hot Chili Peppers and having the hell beat out of you are not the same thing.
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Arguing with a troll is a lot like wrestling in the mud with a pig, after a couple of hours you realize the pig likes it.Comment
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Torture? Where I'm from that's called hazing.Originally posted by justsexxx
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There has been torture in every war whether you wanna believe it or not.
This time it's a little harder to identify friend from foe. And I'm sure the new approved methods will be used to enforce other agendas. All in the name of protecting us from terrorism.
Protecting the country from terrorism = important.
Protecting the country from so called obscenity = you decide.
What about income tax evasion or that joint you have every night to chill after work?
OR this administration doesn't like you for some reason, you spoke up against one of their causes. Gee, you might be a terrorist? In a couple years we'll have a new administration. Liberal or Conservative. Either one will be capable of abuse of power.
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Originally posted by DaddyHalbucks
how about not one of them ?
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Originally posted by Dvae
Get a clue mister Redneck...
Again, sure terrorists should be punished. But torturing SUSPECTS.....Is that good? They are SUSPECTS...They are not proven terrorists...
And keeping someone awake, and underooling him.....Questions?
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hmmm....old chili peppers or the new stuuf? If it's the new stuff I'm not sure your argument holdsOriginally posted by Dvae
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When a guy get's popped and called a terrorist for smoking a J, I will be right with you. I think they are crying about terrorists having to listen to loud music, and missing out on beauty rest. Might want to look at all the stuff we provide for these guys in guantanamo, like dental, medical, laundry, delicious islam approved meals, etc. and balance that against the so-called torture.Originally posted by pussyluverComment
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Torture is a part of warfare.
We would not have information without it, and everyone knows that. They usually offer a reward and defection for information rather than torture, torture usually is last.Comment
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first off torture doesnt work and secondly considering the large amount of people that they are holding did nothing wrong makes it more of a problem.Thirdly do you want these things done to our guys, we do it it sets the standard.Comment
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I guess they are treating our guys good now when they are captured?Originally posted by tony404Comment
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Originally posted by Hollywood376hmmm....old chili peppers or the new stuuf? If it's the new stuff I'm not sure your argument holds
LOL ...
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hey, don't knock it 'till you try it. You won't believe the amount of free rentals you can get from Blockbuster by putting one of their clerks in the trunk of your car for a couple of days.Originally posted by tony404
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truth is - their country is under siege by a small group of religious gangs who don't think twice in killing children etc. - does the USA simply allow them to walk all over democracy? or.. in dealing with terrorists - do you allow yourself temporarily to use their tactics ( the only ones they respect ) against them?
remember, terrorists do NOT represent the whole country, and the only thing that will stop them is to have a respect for the countries they are attempting to upset. When we find a serial killer in our midst, why not simply give him therapy and when he tells us that he is ready to join society - we let him? crime today is deterred for the most part by the fear of the punishment -what about the soft hearts who think locking someone up is inhuman?
Their crime is murdering based on religious beliefs, and although USA is at times bullying other countries around - you do NOT respond by murdering civilians. I do think that to balance off this world to a reasonable state of peace - that some terrorists blood will have to be shed or water poured over their head while upside down to get answers - are we killing them? No - but we are using tactics that for the most part is raising the respect level of the terrorists to think twice about doing anything to North America - if we didn't do that - then there would be more attacks happening NOW !!
This isn't about Democrats vs. Republicans as much as how you deal with someone who has no moral/ethical sense and who will kill and be happy for it. So stop treating them as normal minded human beings - unless you actually lived there - I am pretty sure that anyone who has been in the military or had military training would understand what I am saying.Comment
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At last, 1 intelligent man on GFY...Stupid liberalsOriginally posted by ChiefGreed is GoodComment
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Ahhh SUSPECTS are now suddenly captured in a 'war'Originally posted by Rinaldo
You know they held a HUGE amount of INNOCENT people in Cuba?
They released them after a year... Do you think those INNOCENT people like the US now? No...They just created more enemies....Questions?
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And this is why you're a moronic unintelligent porn pusher.Originally posted by 12clicksGreed is GoodComment
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You are calling a guy at gfy a "porn pusher." Porn is really pulled, not pushed. Moronic and unintelligent are redundant by the way.Originally posted by The DemonLast edited by scardog; 09-29-2006, 08:44 AM.Comment
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gotta link?Originally posted by justsexxx
I believe that they release people who "were no longer a threat" these people were picked up off the battle field.I'm not a dinosaur, I'm a crocodile. I've seen dinosaurs come and go and I'm left unimpressed.Comment
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Yeah, can you believe it took us this long to do what is necessary?Originally posted by CristieComment
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Originally posted by The Demon
don't you have a bus to catch?I'm not a dinosaur, I'm a crocodile. I've seen dinosaurs come and go and I'm left unimpressed.Comment
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This thinking is exactly why many European countries are now being run by the Middle East. One day you will wake up.Originally posted by justsexxxComment
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I don't see the problem here.. Bush & co will do whatever they want regardless of any laws.. the US have huge issues and its not getting better with a lying crook running the showComment
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So we have another lying crook in office! After the previous administration, I had hoped it was over.Originally posted by Jensen
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you call that torture? I call it my teen years and my beginning years as a webmaster.Originally posted by justsexxxComment
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If a man is beaten in a sound proof barrier does he make a sound?
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Originally posted by Godsmack
Yep, I would suggest not fucking with us or we will turn the thermostat down.Comment
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I'd get the hell out of the US and not step foot in it again unless your a citizen (well, until this law applies to citizens too, or you're a US citizn who likes to give charitable donations to Islamic and Muslim organizations).
Included in the bill, passed by Republican majorities in the Senate yesterday and the House on Wednesday, are unique rules that bar terrorism suspects from challenging their detention or treatment through traditional habeas corpus petitions. They allow prosecutors, under certain conditions, to use evidence collected through hearsay or coercion to seek criminal convictions.
The bill rejects the right to a speedy trial and limits the traditional right to self-representation by requiring that defendants accept military defense attorneys. Panels of military officers need not reach unanimous agreement to win convictions, except in death penalty cases, and appeals must go through a second military panel before reaching a federal civilian court.
By writing into law for the first time the definition of an "unlawful enemy combatant," the bill empowers the executive branch to detain indefinitely anyone it determines to have "purposefully and materially" supported anti-U.S. hostilities. Only foreign nationals among those detainees can be tried by the military commissions, as they are known, and sentenced to decades in jail or put to death.
At the same time, the bill immunizes U.S. officials from prosecution for cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment of detainees who the military and the CIA captured before the end of last year. It gives the president a dominant but not exclusive role in setting the rules for future interrogations of terrorism suspects.Your post count means nothing.Comment
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