Thread: Is torture ever morally justifiable?
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Old 05-09-2008, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by CosmicSerpent View Post
No, not justifiable... ever. Valuable information can be gotten more accurately using psychological interrogation techniques, not "enhanced interrogation" which has become a euphemism for torture.
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totally agree.

torture is a crime against human rights,and is absolutely unacceptable by anyone for any reason,under any circumstancies.(period).
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