Telamon wrote:

OK since you insist I think for you.

You seem to miss the fact that it was YOUR mistake.


abuse
n The physical or psychological maltreatment of a person.

v To use something in an improper, illegal, or damaging way.

Example: Making a prisoner stand naked in a public setting. Having said
naked prisoner held on a leash by a woman. Depriving a prisoner of
sleep. Depriving a prisoner of his normal diet.

torture
n The inflicting of severe physical pain on somebody, for example, as
punishment or to persuade somebody to confess or recant something.

v To inflict extreme pain or physical punishment on people.

Example: Breaking teeth, bones or any other type of grievous bodily
harm. Cutting off appendages, pulling nails and posting BS links in the
newsgroup in order to deliberately torture public discourse.

Now go vote for Bush.



So, I ask again...why did Bush condemn the 'abuse' and not the torture?
When doctors sign illegal death certificates to cover torture victim's
cause of death, there is something wrong. Sticking intravenous tubes
into corpses for the purposes of deceit and cover up is downright evil.

Also evil are the products of your medical schools so lacking in morals
that they revive unconscious victims so they can be tortured even more.

"Do no harm" used to be their motto before the neocons subverted your
system of medical values. Now the good doctors supervise the ramming of
chemical flashlights up prisoners' asses.

War crimes are being committed with YOUR tax money, but you seem to have
no problems sleeping at night.



mike

m II wrote:
So, I ask again...why did Bush condemn the 'abuse' and not the torture?

Please cite one example of "the torture".

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2003, so let's only count votes before then. From January, 2003, to August, 2003,
Senator Edwards didn't vote 69 out of 320 opportunities (~22%) and Senator Kerry
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In article LigWc.38671$jZ5.18832@clgrps13,
m II wrote:

Telamon wrote:

OK since you insist I think for you.

You seem to miss the fact that it was YOUR mistake.

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My only mistake is replying to you Mr. Nonsense.

abuse
n The physical or psychological maltreatment of a person.

v To use something in an improper, illegal, or damaging way.

Example: Making a prisoner stand naked in a public setting. Having said
naked prisoner held on a leash by a woman. Depriving a prisoner of
sleep. Depriving a prisoner of his normal diet.

torture
n The inflicting of severe physical pain on somebody, for example, as
punishment or to persuade somebody to confess or recant something.

v To inflict extreme pain or physical punishment on people.

Example: Breaking teeth, bones or any other type of grievous bodily
harm. Cutting off appendages, pulling nails and posting BS links in the
newsgroup in order to deliberately torture public discourse.

Now go vote for Bush.



So, I ask again...why did Bush condemn the 'abuse' and not the torture?
When doctors sign illegal death certificates to cover torture victim's
cause of death, there is something wrong. Sticking intravenous tubes
into corpses for the purposes of deceit and cover up is downright evil.

Also evil are the products of your medical schools so lacking in morals
that they revive unconscious victims so they can be tortured even more.

"Do no harm" used to be their motto before the neocons subverted your
system of medical values. Now the good doctors supervise the ramming of
chemical flashlights up prisoners' asses.

War crimes are being committed with YOUR tax money, but you seem to have
no problems sleeping at night.

I answered your questions and did your thinking for you as requested.

Now keep re-reading my responses until they sink in. If they don't make
sense after a few days nothing can be done for you.

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Telamon
Ventura, California