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mark wrote:
Legalize torture?

Yes.

No.

Hidden in the bill that is supposed to implement the recommendations
of the 9/11 Committee is a provision that would allow the US to send
certain prisoners to other countries where they might be tortured.

That's not the same thing as legalizing it here.

It's outsourcing of torture, which in turn indicates that this
administration thinks that it is OK to use torture (as if it
wasn't clear already that they feel that way).

That's quite a leap of assumption you're making there.

Even worse, Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo have shown that there
are Americans perfectly willing and able to torture people,
so these jobs don't even *need* to be outsourced.

Oh, please. That wasn't torture. You obviously don't have any idea what
torture really is.

Saddam and his sons tortured people.