Jon Stewart: Antonin Scalia's Tortured View of Cruel and Unusual Punishment
You want semantics? You got semantics. We'll even throw in a little Grand Theft Auto IV reference for all you gamers out there awake enough to pry your mitts off of the controller:
Does any of torture talk have any blowback on the Republican Party, or is John McCain going to quash all that nonsense should he make it to the White House?








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LAST COMMENT:
Kathy If you want to punish someone for not talking and decide to administer torture, then torture is punishment. But if you are going to administer torture as a means to force someone to talk, then it is not punishment.