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While I disagree in particular (because it is believed the agents of the US using this torture practices acted in secret) there is an overarching logic that is
by nickbauman 12y ago
While I disagree in particular (because it is believed the agents of the US using this torture practices acted in secret) there is an overarching logic that is sound: to the degree a society is democratic is the same degree its citizens are ultimately responsible for the actions of their government officials.
- patronagezero 12y agoWe as a country allow whistle-blowers to be called traitors, imprisoned, character assassinated, assassinated and exiled from our country. The only people that don't or didn't know are those that wished to continue living the 'American dream' in denial.
- mcv 12y agoThe only way to avoid being responsible for this, is to take the responsibility you have: to condemn this, and demand justice. Pay reparations to the victims of these sadists (preferably out of the pockets of the culprits, but out of the US treasury if necessary), and put the culprits behind bars. Anyone not doing that, is guilty of condoning this crime, and ensuring that it can and will happen again in the future.