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Gloobleflarg, (and undefined term used as the basic point in an arguement): Torture. Seriously the 'torture' in question are things the U.S. does to train its own troops in boot camp and other based on claims the plumbing in Gitmo is capable of sucking entire books down the pipes.
Gullible.
Enabling
Apologist.
You've seen photos of torture, there's reports of torture from multiple source, there's lawsuits from prisoners who claim they were tortured, there's condemnations by human rights organisations all over the world, and you continue to put your fingers in your ears and scream "No! I won't believe it!"
This would be a good place to quote the motto of how the only thing necessary for evil to triumph is good men to do nothing. But I don't believe people who are apologists for the practice of torture qualify for that description.
You are an enabler. Your complacent, arrogant refusal to believe anything you do not want to believe is symbolic of everything wrong with what the US is doing in Iraq.
And
Yes,
There
Is
So
Much
Wrong.
You will proclaim that your country has done nothing wrong as the attacks continue. You will profess confusion that anyone could object to the Americans building a 104 acre "embassy" the size of the Vatican in Baghdad. You will refuse to believe as more and more and more and more and more stories of atrocities and torture come to light. You will call it a victory by "enemies of freedom" when political pressure or a change in regime finally shuts down Gitmo. You will blame the media or the Democrats or the Europeans when the last American soldier retreats from Baghdad.
And you will never understand why you are hated.