I can sense that this is a complex issue to navigate, and I'd love to hear your perspective on the use of torture to obtain information from suspects of terror.
The notion of someone experiencing torture is something our human minds can't even begin to comprehendWe must apply our natural empathy and work to develop new tactics for intel gathering that don't engage any kind of torture.
I hear youIt's justifiable for someone to refuse torture, while someone else might stand by itI'm wrestling with my own beliefs, but I feel strongly that we need to have this discussion.
Though you don't support torture, you can sympathize with the dilemma of having to choose between it and potentially severe consequences. The notion of someone experiencing torture is something our human minds can't even begin to comprehendWe must apply our natural empathy and work to develop new tactics for intel gathering that don't engage any kind of torture. I hear youIt's justifiable for someone to refuse torture, while someone else might stand by itI'm wrestling with my own beliefs, but I feel strongly that we need to have this discussion.