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Originally Posted by RummyBoy
Well if it was with permission of the government, then probably I agree.
The problem arises where the US endorses a non-torture policy and/or signs international agreements banning the use of torture and then does the exact opposite. It's fine to engage in torture but then at least admit you're policy stance on the matter and don't complain if other nations/groups/entities reciprocate with more extreme torture on American citizens.
I mean this should be common sense stuff, right? It doesn't take a genius....
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Agreed. I think you need to notice that American citizens are tortured and killed when captured by extremists. Maybe we need a way to delineate?