During the Nuernberg trials we convicted, and at times, sentenced to death people who used torture. We did the same to the Japanese. They used the same water boarding technique that we are trying to justify now. That to me is majorly unacceptible.
What's also unnacceptible is the fact that if we use the techniques we can no longer expect other countries to not use the same techniques on our soldiers who are captured during wartime.
Add to that the fact that it honestly doesn't work(the results you get are normally the results the victim thinks you want)and I'd say it a wholly unacceptable practice.
What's also unnacceptible is the fact that if we use the techniques we can no longer expect other countries to not use the same techniques on our soldiers who are captured during wartime.
Add to that the fact that it honestly doesn't work(the results you get are normally the results the victim thinks you want)and I'd say it a wholly unacceptable practice.