If only he'd waterboarded somebody to get some good intel... :rolleyes:

As an admitted geek, I have to chime in here and comment that yes, Superman died, but not permanently. He was resurrected by the yellow rays of the sun :p . And everyone knows that Superman would never stoop so low as to torture someone. He would just beat the living crap out of them over and over again until they were out of commission entirely. Maybe we should try that instead of horrible ol' waterboarding.

I think most people are better judges of most things than John McCain. I don't want to make this a debate about McCain, but he is a completely despicable politician (and person from what I've heard) who would sell his mother or sell out his country for some favorable press.

McCain is also not the only member of Congress who was held as a POW by the Vietnamese. Congressman Sam Johnson of Texas was held for 7 years in Hanoi and says that John McCain is wrong.

The only naivety here is coming from your direction. Prisoners that are being held in US custody are becoming fat and are treated well. For you to make claims that we are torturing untold amounts of suspects is completely beyond irresponsible. It is basically nothing but propagandizing on behalf of the enemy.

That is a VERY immature argument Rock.

Of course denying prisoners food is a form of torture.

It also has absolutely nothing to do with this debate.

Waterboarding is what is considered a "harsh interrogation" technique. To say it is torture is nothing but a matter of opinion.

You obviously think it is torture. Many people do not.

Superman is a fictitious character.

Terrorists don't live in a world of fiction. Maybe you shouldn't either.

You're up to your old tricks yet again. I didn't say "untold numbers" - I said more than the few guys they're admitting to.

Would you submit to waterboarding to prove your point?

And are you ticked that they cropped you out of this cartoon?

No, you didn't specifically say untold numbers. However, you did infer that this country has tortured a lot of people. Usually you just make blanket comments like "everybody the US has tortured". You just repeat unfounded and baseless propaganda.

"And you can't prove everybody at Gitmo or everyone tortured by the U.S. is a terrorist, and I can't prove they aren't."

"Can you categorically state that everybody the U.S. has ever tortured was a terrorist?"

The above quotes were stated by you previously. It certainly appears by what you write that you are inferring this country has tortured what could seem like a large number of people.

Repeating propaganda without any form of clarification seems to be an old trick of yours.

How about some clarification. How many people are involved when you make the claim "everybody the US has tortured"? What evidence do you have to even make the claim that we are torturing people? What forms of torture have we subjected "everybody" to?

Torture chambers found in Iraq. Is anyone surprised? This is just more evidence of the evil nature of these people. click dees for de article, homes.