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WinterBorn
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Yes, there is a huge difference between a willingness to cause death and or physical pain and permanent physical damage to real soldiers, and using a carefully controlled interrogation method that does not cause any long lasting effects against a handful of self proclaimed terrorists...glad you can see the difference.
So your definition of torture revolves around lasting effects?
As for the "against a handful of self proclaimed terrorists", we also used it on people we were not sure were terrorists or not. In fact, we used it on people we later released.