Bush may be pardoned for warcrimes D:

[sinkoman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyzmeYfNp2g

NOES D:

 

[Fliko]

Just... what the ****

 

[Raziaar]

D:

 

[Tyguy]

Well, think of it like this.....some of the people that were "detained" may of given up information which saved lives.....

Flame on

 

[brink's]

That vid is from september, when exactly was this suppost to be passed?


So the ends justify the means?

 

[Tyguy]

Sometimes yes, but obviously this is talking about ALL of his supposed "war crimes"

 

[DEATHMASTER]

D:

DX

 

[Mechagodzilla]

Well, think of it like this.....some of the people that were "detained" may of given up information which saved lived.....

Flame on

Flamebait from the forum staff?

Tsk.

Anywho, that claim would make a lot more sense if there were any reason to believe that the above scenario has ever happened.

You would think that if the secret torture prisons actually had such amazing benefits (makes teeth whiter, clothes brighter!) the administratiuon would start trumpeting the merits until even Limbaugh asks them to tone it down.

 

[Tyguy]

Hey, those torture prisons arent all bad......think of the dietary benefits

 

[DEATHMASTER]

Optimism ftl, lol.

 

[zleppelin]

i liked the discussion about the tasers better

 

[Tyguy]

It just angers me that after all the crap we go through trying to make sure we are not breaking the law with the interrogation of prisoners, Americans are getting tortured and beheaded.....

 

[zleppelin]

It just angers me that after all the crap we go through trying to make sure we are not breaking the law with the interrogation of prisoners, Americans are getting tortured and beheaded.....

Let's take them out of Iraq and Afghanistan then.

 

[Tyguy]

You start the petition, ill light a brown bag of dog crap on bush's door

 

[DEATHMASTER]

This situation is starting to remind me of Hitler...

 

[sinkoman]

This situation is starting to remind me of Hitler...

Except we shat on his lip.

Lol, that was pretty funny though. Remember when he woke up, and we were all, "OH SHIT!!!!!" and ran, but then he was just all "ooh, I kinda like this idea..."

But I digress...

Anybody have any idea how far this passing wise atm?

 

[bliink]

Anybody have any idea how far this passing wise atm?

It passed into law on Oct. 17, 2006.

 

[hool10]

It passed into law on Oct. 17, 2006.

Yet the law can be re-voted for when "the boys come back to toooownnnee"! (aka Democrats) :cheese:

 

[Ome_Vince]

jeez, it would be so funny if the Fuhrer would have surrendered and with his "power" pardoned himself of any warcrimes: "haha n00bs now you cant prosecute me talalala"
However, Bush cant pardon himself for the international courts, though they are a joke these days too.. bleh

 

[The Monkey]

Yet the law can be re-voted for when "the boys come back to toooownnnee"! (aka Democrats) :cheese:

It can? Thank God!

 

[hool10]

It can? Thank God!

Yeah they can. Everything in life is negotiable except if you are found guilty when you commit murder. :naughty: Don't think that democrats didn't vite for this either, some did. I'm pro democrat but I'm just saying that it made it look like the only ones who supported this bill were only Republicans. But the democrats can bring this up again and veto on the law and I'm very sure they will when they get the house and senate. :naughty:

 

[Mechagodzilla]

It just angers me that after all the crap we go through trying to make sure we are not breaking the law with the interrogation of prisoners, Americans are getting tortured and beheaded.....

I agree. America is gaining ground in terms of tortures and executions, but it's still way behind.

For every person they torture, we must torture three.
For every person they behead, we must behead three.

That'll show those terrorists what they get for acting so barbarous, with their absolutely evil tortures and beheadings.

 

[el Chi]

Well, think of it like this.....some of the people that were "detained" may of given up information which saved lives.....

Flame on

That doesn't excuse it.
Is it permissible to kidnap someone, hold them against their will and subject them to distressing medical tests because the results might yield some information that could lead to a cure?

 

[kirovman]

Torture is an acceptable method of interrogation now?

I thought that torturing people just made them say what you want them to say:

"Yes, it was me, I shot JFK!"

 

[15357]

There's a special way of torturing, you don't ask them anything, you just keep giving them pain, and from their shoutings you can scavange for useful information.