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Offline LC EFA

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The whole point of Gitmo
« on: January 23, 2009, 07:40:41 PM »
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Philosoraptor  Donating Member  (1000+ posts) Fri Jan-23-09 05:48 PM
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The whole point of Gitmo & the other 'black sites' was to torture Muslims publicly
   
And that's all. Everyone knows that anything confessed under torture is probably not true, as the tortured will say anything to stop the pain.

bush and cheney merely wanted to say that 'America does not torture' based on the semantic trick and tortured logic that the torture is not occurring 'on our soil', but offshore.

cheney and bush and the neo cons simply wanted to be able to torture Muslims in public with no interference. The whole point was to show the Muslim world that we will torture them all whenever we please.

republicans absolutely drool when they discuss torturing Muslims.

Why didn't they torture little timmy mcveigh before they executed HIS terrorist ass? At least he got a fair trial and a lawyer and family visits. Oh yeah, that was BEFORE the torture president 'took' office.

Racist torture. In it's ugliest form, and in our name. All Gitmo and the other black sites were ever about was the neo cons bizarre, almost sexually perverted desire to torture Muslims with total abandon, with no ramifications, with no prosecution, they simply wanted to show the world that America tortures Muslims, and no others.

Thank God Obama is stopping the insanity and restoring some honor to our name.

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Looks like someone's found a way out of their straightjacket.

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stillcool  Donating Member  (1000+ posts)  Fri Jan-23-09 07:26 PM
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9. they used a lot of sexual perversion...   Updated at 3:23 PM
   
as part and parcel of the torture package. But then, rape is always popular in war.

Do I detect some projection here ?

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OnceUponTimeOnTheNet  Donating Member  (1000+ posts)  Fri Jan-23-09 06:03 PM
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4. McVeigh was executed on Bush's watch. Remember that new evidence was turned up, then
   
promptly ignored by the Bush Administration, and McVeigh was then put to death?

He planned and carried out his attack during the reign of Bubba The Lame.

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Kashka-Kat  (813 posts) Fri Jan-23-09 06:34 PM
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7. Yep, its "shock doctrine" in action, a message directed not only at Muslims but we so-called
   
"terrorist sympathizers". I doubt if I'm the only one who connected all the dots and understood implicitly that if they chose to, anti-war activists could be defined as "terrorist sympathizers" at the discretion of the president -- and renditioned to some gulag somewhere....

Connecting dots doesn't mean you can draw a straight line.

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Re: The whole point of Gitmo
« Reply #1 on: January 23, 2009, 07:45:15 PM »
McVeigh wanted to be a martyr.  He couldn't wait for the lethal injection.  He probably would have loved Club GITMO.  Martyrs are like that.  Can't suffer enough for their ideology.
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Re: The whole point of Gitmo
« Reply #2 on: January 23, 2009, 07:48:37 PM »
mopaul has always lived in his own little world where truth and reality take a backseat to his fantasies.

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Re: The whole point of Gitmo
« Reply #3 on: January 23, 2009, 07:49:51 PM »
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stillcool  Donating Member  (1000+ posts)  Fri Jan-23-09 07:26 PM
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9. they used a lot of sexual perversion...   Updated at 3:23 PM
   
as part and parcel of the torture package. But then, rape is always popular in war.
This from the same lot of drooling paste-eaters that railed against Doubletree hotels banning their pet fag leather fetish club.
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Re: The whole point of Gitmo
« Reply #4 on: January 23, 2009, 08:45:38 PM »
mopaul has always lived in his own little world where truth and reality take a backseat to his fantasies.

I sort of wonder whenever the "MoPaul" primitive, the phalloscraping primitive, has to go to that big building with all those little rooms with soft walls, if he doesn't imagine it as his personal Gitmo.
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Re: The whole point of Gitmo
« Reply #5 on: January 23, 2009, 08:51:24 PM »
WhenTF did "Muslim" become a race and not a religious identity?
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Re: The whole point of Gitmo
« Reply #6 on: January 23, 2009, 08:58:37 PM »
WhenTF did "Muslim" become a race and not a religious identity?
It's been that way for a number of years.

Some years ago a college newspaper ran an editorial about racism against Muslims and I wrote the writer and pointed out the difference between a race and a religious identity and the poor lad just seemed confused.

I think the rule is: If a liberal disagrees with someone, that person is a racist.  If a liberal agrees with someone, that person is a genius.
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