a question about enhanced interrogation
 

so a guy is in prison, for multiple murders. solid evidence.. dna, cct everything and he won't give up the location of the bodies.. you guys have an issue with a bit of waterboarding, drugs etc to give the families some peace. let the families have a grave site etc???

Your opinions on pretty much everything only confirm what a fucking asshole you are.

wow you are so fucked up you can't even answer a direct question :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

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Waterboard - then hang.

Save the bullets or the lethal drugs.

No probs. :thumbsup

it's weird the rights they protect and the rights they trample. to me you are convicted of first degree murder and then proved you are the killer, why should you have rights? the rights of the other person sure didn't make a fuck to them.... and these cats that won't give up the bodies to next of kin. fuck them. take the info out chemically.

let the crying start...

ps hanging seems like a lot of trouble. just a quick injection in the side of the next and good bye, no drama.. and here is the really fun part.... all the dick wipes that are going to object to this will demonize us, using vulgarity to slander our humanity, like the Nazis did the jews ... you see how that worked out right?

I like economical capital punishment. Rope and gravity is cheap. Lethal drugs - probably not so much. With rising costs of hydro - electric chair seems pricey.

Rope and gravity my friend.

because wrongful torture is wrongful...


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For dead bodies? For live ones, sure. Dead bodies, not sure. Although I do not care if some evil murderer is being tortured, but lets leave it for more important things than dead bodies.

1000 cuts and skip the morphine until he talks.

this is why I stated DNA and CCT

fuck I just heard about emt tech shooting all the dope and replacing the dope with water.... they had to cut some chicks leg off, gave her dope but... hey! no dope, she was screaming the whole time... :(

If they are convicted guilty in a court of law against an unbiased jury then I wouldn't think a program of enhanced interrogation is a bad thing.
As long as you know that they know and as long as there are boundaries.