About Torture: A Poll

April 22, 2009 / 9:06 pm • By Dr. Melissa Clouthier


If you could have prevented 9-11 by water boarding Mohammed Atta, would you have?
Yes
No

  
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If you found out that an American agent could prevent a future attack with extreme interrogation, would you approve?
Yes
No

  
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  1. 2 Responses to “About Torture: A Poll”

  2. dougpreston
    April 22 2009 / 10:58 pm
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    Not sure how many voted in this poll but it appears that 3% of them are terrorists

  3. J David
    April 23 2009 / 12:42 pm
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    If a country’s leadership is unwilling to do to enemy combatants/spies/terrorists everything their enemies are doing to them, and beyond, to protect the citizens of said country, then I seriously question that, A)they are “at war”, B) that they intend to protect the citizens, C) that they are themselves not complicit at some level with enemies of said country, D) and that those “leaders” should not themselves be tried for dereliction of duty, and violation of the oaths they have sworn upon taking their offices

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