View Single Post
Old 11-12-2007, 04:14 PM   #11 (permalink)
Lily
Elite Member
 
Lily's Avatar
 
Last Online: 30-12-2007 06:20 PM
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 6,184
Lily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forumsLily has a reputation beyond Thailand travel forums
So if they only think they are going to die, it is ok?



Quote:
Originally Posted by chinthee
To me, torture connotes the ideas of maiming, disfigurement, permanent physical or emotional damage or excruciating pain, such as teeth pulling.
You dont think that there may be some permanent emotional damage from waterboarding and being powerless to stop someone from doing it?

It is torture but whether it is justified or not, should be the real argument.

If it weren't torture, it would not be successful in gaining info.


added; But it would still be successful even if the people knew that they wouldn't die. It attacks our survival instincts and when we cant breathe it is terrifying.
Lily is offline   Reply With Quote
 
Page generated in 0.08110 seconds with 19 queries