"Waterboarding Is Something Of Which Every American Should Be Proud."...

[BlooInBloo]

This is a good example of why you should never be surprised at just how shitty republicans can be.

http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ZjNkYmU2NWVlOWE4MTU5MjhiOGNmMWUwMjdjZjU2ZjA=

... While the White House must beware not to inform our enemies what to expect if captured, today’s clueless anti-waterboarding rhetoric merits this tactic’s vigorous defense. Waterboarding is something of which every American should be proud.

...

This is all the more reason for President Bush to reinstate waterboarding, proudly and publicly, so America can get the information we need to prevent Muslim-fanatic mass murder and win the Global War on Terror.

Appropriately enough, waterboarding is not used on American citizens suspected of tax evasion, sexual harassment, or bank robbery. Waterboarding is used on foreign Islamic-extremist terrorists, captured abroad, who would love nothing more than to blast innocent men, women, and children into small, bloody pieces. Some of them already have done so.

Waterboarding has worked quickly, causing at least one well-known subject to break down and identify at least six other high-profile, highly bloodthirsty associates before they could commit further mass murder beyond the 3,192 people they already killed and the 7,715 they already wounded.

Though clearly uncomfortable, waterboarding loosens lips without causing permanent physical injuries (and unlikely even temporary ones). If terrorists suffer long-term nightmares about waterboarding, better that than more Americans crying themselves to sleep after their loved ones have been shredded by bombs or baked in skyscrapers.

In short, there is nothing “repugnant” about waterboarding.

What a sick, evil, worthless piece of biomatter.

[Solly Mack]

1. That is one sick puppy

[neverforget]

2. Waterboard him 183 times in one month and then lets see what this douche

thinks of waterboarding. My bet is he wouldn't last the first one.

[IDemo]

3. Is it just a coincidence that "Republican" and “repugnant” are so similar?

I thought not.

[liberalmuse]

4. How do these people presume to know so much about torture?

Is this what they jerk off to? Images of people being tortured? How are they so sure that people subjected to torture will talk? Perhaps they've watched too many stupid tv shows. Christ this is beyond vile.

[BlooInBloo]

5. I assumed it was their nonstop watching of "24".

[sakabatou]

6. *pukes*

[RobertSeattle]

7. My reaction "Macho Macho Man..."

Faux "Macho" Patriots.

[chknltl]

8. "Appropriately enough, waterboarding is not used on American citizens suspected of tax evasion,"

Of which the author, I suspect, is quite relieved to note as that same author reflects upon his or her 'special' bank account in the 'K-Mons'*.


*(Has anyone else noticed how those repukes with those ...um...'special accounts' in the Cayman Islands have this odd little ELITIST way of saying Cayman Islands?)

[BlooInBloo]

9. It seemed like a really odd choice of example to me, too.