Before CHEENEE everybody knew, "A man will confess to anything under torture"

[UTUSN]

The line is from "Elizabeth," 1998, by Michael HIRST. It seemed to be a universally known and accepted concept. Then, as with all things CHEENEE who can shoot somebody in the face and not be questioned, it became a topic of discussion, debate, doubt, as if there were an opposing side, the same as evolution and climate change are now treated as open to discussion (meaning, DOUBT).

[Fumesucker]

1. It's a feature, not a bug..

I know that's trite but it's absolutely true.

[grahamhgreen]

2. And what should be the punishment for the torturer, should they torture innocents (which they have)?

[UTUSN]

3. A humiliating trial (exposure of their deeds), & if guilty, their excision from the species.

Too bad their genes can't go with them.

[UTUSN]

4. Kick n/t