Torture, Rendition and International Law

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I'm not saying torture everyone we detain. BUT if there is a high level person that we know has information then fine. Or in the way they put across the question in the debates: If you knew there was somebody that had information in regards to a imminent terrorist threat against the U.S. should we use torture to get information that could save thousands of lives?:twocents:

Once again friend something we can agree on! My problem is that our intelligence agencies have already proven they can't get reliable information, or they are getting reliable information but those are disregarded. You and I don't know the truth, and we put a lot of trust into these people who make these decisions for us. Right now I don't have that kind of trust.

Really torture is a dead issue anyways, all the current candidates have stated that they will do away with it. Ironically though, the only one I really believe on that is McCain due to his past experiences. The others can talk the talk but have never had to walk the walk.

Have a good one!:s4:

And yet another. Even though McCain winning the Presidential Nomination scares me. I think he speaks more honestly than the other two, but his honesty scares me.