rDid the gestopo use waterboarding? I would have thought that they had other "tools" at their disposal.
Oh well... Doesn't really apply to our current usage.
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- captured spys...
- sliding down that slippery slope
- the chinese already do much more than waterboarding to spys.
- Lots of people have defined it as torture
- re: the chinese already do much more than waterboarding to spys.
- "nobody has yet to definitively define waterboarding as torture"
- rDid the gestopo use waterboarding? I would have thought that they had other "tools" at their disposal.
- Not-as-bad-as-Hitler?
- Yes. They called it the "u-boat" technique. (n/t)
- And lets not forget that we abhored it when the japanese used it. (n/t)
- We'll see. The USA's courts may very rule that it is torture.
- rDid the gestopo use waterboarding? I would have thought that they had other "tools" at their disposal.
- Tell that to the WW2 Japanese tried and convicted for it. (n/t)
- the chinese already do much more than waterboarding to spys.
- sliding down that slippery slope