In this ridiculous debate we're having now on whether America should torture people (next up for debate: Should America become Syria?), people only seem to be talking about the potential of torture to save lives. But what we should really be talking about is how torture costs lives. Which it has, on a grand scale.
I'm not talking about the nearly one hundred men who have died while in US custody (34 are suspected or confirmed as homicides, including...
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