Okay, go for it. Family visits, preferably conjugal. Condominiums. Three-day furloughs. No guard allowed to do ANYTHING that upsets a prisoner, like handling a Koran without gloves. They already get the best food, medical care, and everything else.
Stop questioning them. Don't annoy them. Their comfort is more important than American lives, and you obviously didn't read who these people are and what information they've already given us.
Then when every detainee is lounging in their hammock, laughing at the stupid Americans who are so desperately eager to believe every word out of their mouths as long as it makes America look bad, you can go back to screaming about all the Americans dying overseas.
Again, thank God the left is not in charge of our national defense today.
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- Amnesty International called U.S. prisons "Gulag of our times."
- Amnesty says, "OK, so it's not a gulag."
- A lot more via Glenn Reynolds.
- From the Wall Street Journal
- Not "US prisons", but "Guantanamo", was the subject.
- Sorry, they are combattants.
- Not all of them.
- There is no way to tell one from another.
- Ah, justice and mercy...
- Justice and mercy do NOT exist in warfare. Sorry, wrong game. (n/t)
- That's no answer.
- Ah, justice and mercy...
- There is no way to tell one from another.
- Not all of them.
- You're quite right there
- "The Holocaust of our times" has been done, just as you describe it.
- Gu-gu-gu. Lag-lag-lag. Is all I want to say to you.
- Language as a tool
- you can define leftist any way you want
- "Soft bigotry of low expectations" comes immediately to mind (n/t)
- This year's report:
- "The Holocaust of our times" has been done, just as you describe it.
- Sorry, they are combattants.
- Jose Padilla : U.S. Citizen Imprisoned Without Trial or Charges for 3 Years and 19 Days
- Advocating the systematic torture of random folks is offensive to all except - - -
- Pathetic