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The New DU. Reply #4: Perhaps undecided policy makers should go through the interrogation?
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concerned citizen23
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Fri Nov-02-07 01:08 PM
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| 4. Perhaps undecided policy makers should go through the interrogation? |
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To circumvent the rule of law our leaders play a linguistics game in describing how suspects are rounded up, detained, and the methods employed for interrogations that are not consistent with federal and internationally recognized standards.
Perhaps those policy makers having difficultly deciding whether waterboarding is torture should physically go through the interrogation process to better ascertain the verbiage to describe it and the laws that govern over it?
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