- Oct 24, 2000
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Updated note:
While I believe HUMILIATION IS NOT TORTURE, it has come to my attention that more physical abuse was involved, forced sodomy being an example. Such behavior is un-American and atypical of the character I have grown to associate with US Military Service Personnel.
If such abuses were documented by the Pentagon and no action was taken, heads should roll. This is not conduct becoming of US military service personnel and is certainly not conduct becoming of a liberation force.
BUT, as with all news, the American public is receiving this information through a filter, a liberal news filter, that clearly supports Kerry for president. I think people should keep that in mind as they watch the news every night.
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Previous comments:
Humiliated, YES.
Tortured, NO.
Frankly, if it were up to me, I'd much rather be urinated on than have my fingers cut off.
This issue has been blown WAY out of proportion. Sure, all of this is conduct unbecoming of a United States armed service man, but if you want to talk about REAL humiliation, let's talk about those soldiers and contract workers who were killed and dragged through the streets of Falujah. Now that was humiliation!
I'm sick and tired off all these liberal whiners, crying over this spilt milk. Thanks to the liberals, this country is turning into a bunch of PC pu$$ies. It's time we woke up and grew a pair!
I would encourage the Bush Administration to simply take the gloves off. This is war, they started it, and we should simply finish the job, no matter if that means eliminating the minority, radical extremist terrorists!
While I believe HUMILIATION IS NOT TORTURE, it has come to my attention that more physical abuse was involved, forced sodomy being an example. Such behavior is un-American and atypical of the character I have grown to associate with US Military Service Personnel.
If such abuses were documented by the Pentagon and no action was taken, heads should roll. This is not conduct becoming of US military service personnel and is certainly not conduct becoming of a liberation force.
BUT, as with all news, the American public is receiving this information through a filter, a liberal news filter, that clearly supports Kerry for president. I think people should keep that in mind as they watch the news every night.
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Previous comments:
Humiliated, YES.
Tortured, NO.
Frankly, if it were up to me, I'd much rather be urinated on than have my fingers cut off.
This issue has been blown WAY out of proportion. Sure, all of this is conduct unbecoming of a United States armed service man, but if you want to talk about REAL humiliation, let's talk about those soldiers and contract workers who were killed and dragged through the streets of Falujah. Now that was humiliation!
I'm sick and tired off all these liberal whiners, crying over this spilt milk. Thanks to the liberals, this country is turning into a bunch of PC pu$$ies. It's time we woke up and grew a pair!
I would encourage the Bush Administration to simply take the gloves off. This is war, they started it, and we should simply finish the job, no matter if that means eliminating the minority, radical extremist terrorists!