Do you support reviving the enhanced interrogation program to confront ISIS?

[Potus]

Trump would reactivate enhanced interrogation for terrorists. Where do you stand?

[Clark Kent]

Of course not. Torture is immoral.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Yes. Water boarding isn't torture and we shouldn't care about causing discomfort to terrorists anyway.

[Clark Kent]

Yes. Water boarding isn't torture and we shouldn't care about causing discomfort to terrorists anyway.

How do we know that they're terrorists? The Constitution protects against this blatant abuse of human rights.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Yes. Water boarding isn't torture and we shouldn't care about causing discomfort to terrorists anyway.

How do we know that they're terrorists? The Constitution protects against this blatant abuse of human rights.

How many completely innocent people have received advanced interrogation by the US military?

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Absolutely not. Respect for human dignity is what makes us different from ISIS.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Yes. Water boarding isn't torture and we shouldn't care about causing discomfort to terrorists anyway.

How do we know that they're terrorists? The Constitution protects against this blatant abuse of human rights.

[Clark Kent]

Yes. Water boarding isn't torture and we shouldn't care about causing discomfort to terrorists anyway.

How do we know that they're terrorists? The Constitution protects against this blatant abuse of human rights.

How many completely innocent people have received advanced interrogation by the US military?

Intentionally? Probably very few, if any at all. But unintentionally?

[Frodo]

No, because we know that torture doesn't work.  If you still support such methods, then it's clear you only want vengeance, not information. 

[Maxwell]

No, because we know that torture doesn't work.  If you still support such methods, then it's clear you only want vengeance, not information. 

I hate empty quoting but god damn this sums up my thoughts.

[ingemann]

No it's not efficient enough in gathering evidence and it's not vicious and visual scary enough to scare the Islamists. If you want to scare Islamists enough you need to be willing to cut off their balls and torture their families North Korean style. So let me ask how many of you people are willing to do that? If you aren't "enhanced interogation" are worse than useless, alone the fact that the supporters call it that rather than torture show that they lack the guts to go far enough.

[Goldwater]

No, because we know that torture doesn't work.  If you still support such methods, then it's clear you only want vengeance, not information. 

Yeah, this. Assuming hypothetically that it actually worked, I would consider it justified, but it;s  been proven that such techniques are ineffective at actually gathering information.

[Sumner 1868]

No. Any nation that engages in such practices has no right to complain about terrorist attacks.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Of course not. Torture is immoral.

As is the existence of most nation-states.

[courts]

Yes. Water boarding isn't torture and we shouldn't care about causing discomfort to terrorists anyway.

its not a practical method because there's a high risk of memory loss from the oxygen deprivation and panic induced by the drowning

[courts]

also this

http://harpers.org/blog/2007/05/the-german-experience-with-enhanced-interrogation/

[Zioneer]

Of course not. Torture is immoral.

As is the existence of most nation-states.

Sure, maybe, but what's easier for a particular nation to end, another nation-state or torture as a government practice?

[Intell]

Definitely Not, torture does no good.

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

Of course not. Torture is immoral.

This is really all there is to it, for me.

[Thunderbird is the word]

No. Any nation that engages in such practices has no right to complain about terrorist attacks.

[H. Ross Peron]

Of course not. Torture is immoral.

This is really all there is to it, for me.

[Mr. Smith]

Of course not. Torture is immoral.

This is really all there is to it, for me.