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    Default Meandering if not diverted thread here

    This thread started as 'Torture versus collateral damage; the bigger evil?', a valid exchange has followed, although now it appears to more of a debate on economics. I can discern links earlier on, not so much now.

    Now please carry on.

    One day I will try to separate out the diversion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by davidbfpo View Post
    This thread started as 'Torture versus collateral damage; the bigger evil?', a valid exchange has followed, although now it appears to more of a debate on economics. I can discern links earlier on, not so much now.
    What more can you say about torture beyond it being a tool of the weak and the twisted?
    "We fight, get beat, rise, and fight again." Gen. Nathanael Greene

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