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MarySusan |
10/05/06 |
"Is there anything worse, in the minds of most Americans than being a sexual predator to underage kids? Why it's right up there with rape and murder. Finding out who in Congress knew about Foley, when did they know it, and why didn't they do anything about it is as important to the nation as finding out who was behind 9/11.
Are our children worth less?
There's only one way to get this information. Send Foley, Hastert, Boehner, and the rest of them to Guantanamo and torture the information out of them.
I mean, that's this administration's policy, isn't it? Why restrict it to Muslims? Why not just expand it to all involved in anti-social activities, especially one as serious as this.
That we'd have to build a double-wide waterboard for Hastert is beside the point.
Habeas Corpus? Pfaff! If President Bush can waive it for Muslims, he can waive it for those who prey on our children, right?
It's the policy of the administration that Bush has the power to choose whom to torture. It's only logical thing to do, and the only way to get the truth out of these Republican Congressional leaders.
Living by the sword makes for tough payback."
Tom D'Antoni, blogging |
Clarification/Follow-up by ETWolverine on 10/05/06 2:05 pm:
Excon, I agree with you. And I've already said that Foley should be in jail for pedophelia and solicitation of a minor, as well as the coverup itself. (Though I have no proof that Foley has ever lied unde oath as Clinton did.) I have no tolerance for the scumbag. My only point was the hypocracy from the left.
I'm holding Foley to the same standard to which I held Clinton, and I think Foley should be in jail surrounded by gang bangers (in both senses of the word). I think Clinton should have been as well. There's no hypocracy there, but there is hypocracy coming from the left.
Elliot
Clarification/Follow-up by arcura on 10/05/06 4:42 pm:
The biggest problem with torture is that it is the least effective way to get the truth.
In fact in most cases it is a great way to get lies.
Most people will eventually admit to anything right or wrong just to get the pain to stop.
Notice all those who were in captivity in Korea and V.N.
They admitted what the communists wanted them to say, and then recanted it all when released.
Those who did not lie are still missing in action because they were tortured to death and buried somewhere in the jungle.
Clarification/Follow-up by Itsdb on 10/05/06 8:38 pm:
Is this better?
![]() Clarification/Follow-up by MarySusan on 10/05/06 8:46 pm:
LOL!!!
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