By now anyone on these boards should be suspicious of the demonizing practiced by those with an agenda. Over and over and over we get these demonizing stories. From a political regime which can arrest anyone they want secretly and have them "disappear".
We haven't heard much about North Korea lately, looks like Bush & Co. is trying to stir the fears again. We'll hear more about Syria, and of course Iran as the elections grow closer, also more plots by people irritated with the US aggression in Iraq.
These are the same people who brought you Iraqis pulling the plugs on incubators, Iraqi nukes and other WMDs, etc. And who have not caught OBL, but are still at war in Afghanistan.
And, of course, there are those who swallow hook, line and sinker. With nary a question, or wonder, or thought as to who benefits from these stories.
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Current Events » in reply to Real torture
Sigh. Here we go again.
The whole thread (46 posts)
- Real torture
- Let's stamp it out. Maybe if we can catch a few of them and torture them...
- If all the US was doing was "making someone stand in an uncomfortable position" there wouldnt be a problem, or a discussion. (n/t)
- Whatever are you talking about?
- Sigh. Here we go again.
- re: Capital Punishment 25 years ago
- How's the crime rate over that time? (n/t)
- re: From here
- re: From here
- statistics won't save you on this issue
- re: From here
- PS
- Actually, I was talking about France.
- Sorry to interject a data point that doesn't fit your curve
- Personally, I'm not opposed to the concept of capital punishment...
- If you are old fashioned, does that make you a conservative?
- me too....except....
- Personally, I'm not opposed to the concept of capital punishment...
- Sorry to interject a data point that doesn't fit your curve
- Actually, I was talking about France.
- PS
- re: From here
- re: From here
- How's the crime rate over that time? (n/t)
- Indeed it is horrific
- re: Real torture
- We should look to North Korea to set moral standards? (n/t)
