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GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 3:06 pm
by Arlos
I see the GOP has continued their trend of being unable to avoid completely putting their foot in their mouth. Here we have a GOP State Senator from New York literally saying he supports the use of torture. In this case, against an American citizen who committed a domestic crime on American soil.
http://www.cnn.com/video/?hpt=hp_t2#/vi ... g-ball.cnnI really don't know what to say about this. How have we come to such a place in this country, that a fairly high ranking member (state senator of a 1st tier state like New York is not a trivial position) of a major political party actually literally endorses torture? Isn't this country supposed to stand for something? Does the Constitution not matter to these people? Aren't we supposed to have ideals?
I find that I am not even angry about this, just horribly, horribly despondent.
-Arlos
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 3:13 pm
by Zanchief
Arlos, you're such a pussy sometimes. I guess you just want superman to come and save you.
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 3:15 pm
by Arlos
Naw, the GOP would want to kick Superman out these days. I mean, 1) he's an illegal alien (literally), and 2) He always claimed to support "Justice and the 'American Way'". Can't have a public figure supporting THOSE outdated old values any more, apparently!
-Arlos
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 3:37 pm
by Reynaldo
On the flip side, I find it sad that anyone would be against torturing someone who deliberately planned and followed through to maim and kill innocents.
Once you do stuff like that, you forfeit any and all rights, period.
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 3:57 pm
by brinstar
cooking off two bombs at a marathon, killing three = OMG TERRORISM
dodging safety inspections at a fertilizer plant for 30 years until it explodes, killing over a dozen = whatever, capitalism
and fuck anyone who would deny any american citizen the full rights guaranteed by the constitution for any reason
if you're gonna start picking and choosing when the constitution applies, why fucking have one at all
idiots
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 4:26 pm
by Spazz
and fuck anyone who would deny any american citizen the full rights guaranteed by the constitution for any reason
if you're gonna start picking and choosing when the constitution applies, why fucking have one at all
idiots
Go ahead and read that a few times arlos.
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 5:11 pm
by brinstar
i see what you're getting at but do realize there's a difference between regulating rights and denying them
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 5:28 pm
by Spazz
Yea but its a real fine line. To me supporting bans on certain kinds of fire arms mag restrictions etc is the same as endorsing torture. SUre you cant yell fire in a theater but you also cant own a gun if your a felon thats a bit of regulation but not much infringement. If you think that banning guns cuz of something some loon did is a good plan isnt that kind of the same as calling for any other rights to be stripped again because of something some nut did?
Thats how I see it anyway.
We are either fucking free or we arent. What crazy people do should be irrelevant. Far as I see it people like arlos want to pick and chose what parts of the constitution they like so to whine about some other abridgement makes him a hippocritisizer and full of shit
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 5:44 pm
by Arlos
Since when did I want to take away all your guns, and deny you 2nd amendment rights? I may think the gun culture is utterly moronic, but there's nothing unconstitutional about being a raving moron. Otherwise, the GOP wouldn't exist. But I digress.
If you see regulating magazines that have over 10 rounds of ammunition in them as absolutely equivalent to the torture, and I repeat: TORTURE of an American Citizen that has as yet been convicted of no crime in a court of law, then I simply don't know what to say. To hold those as even REMOTELY equivalent is utterly baffling to me. I simply cannot begin to comprehend the thought process occurring there. A law requiring a situation where you need to reload more often is the same as allowing the abuse, mistreatment, and the infliction of severe pain and permanent bodily harm on a fellow human being who also just happens to be an American citizen? ARE YOU FUCKING SHITTING ME? Fucking A, you just pole-vaulted past ANYTHING Mindia ever said into the batshit crazy zone.
-Arlos
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 5:51 pm
by brinstar
goddamnit every thread is not a gun thread
get that shit out of here
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 6:16 pm
by Harrison
Once you admit to murder and maiming, especially children, you forfeit your rights in my eyes. (and most people with a brain)
I don't give a shit about rapists, child molesters, and murderers. If you want to protect them, go for it. I won't bat an eyelash if they skin him alive and roll him in salt.
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 6:26 pm
by brinstar
Harrison wrote:Once you admit to murder and maiming, especially children, you forfeit your rights in my eyes. (and most people with a brain)
I don't give a shit about rapists, child molesters, and murderers. If you want to protect them, go for it. I won't bat an eyelash if they skin him alive and roll him in salt.
fuckin hypocrite
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 7:39 pm
by Harrison
Yeah, totally a hypocrite. I don't endorse protecting people who admit they just murdered children.
I'm boohooing for the kid, I really am.

Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 8:58 pm
by Arlos
Does the term, "Inalienable Rights" mean anything to you?
That is the ENTIRE POINT of the United States. We are a nation of laws, which apply equally to all citizens. Just like the 1st amendment protects the speech of Thoreau and the KKK equally, our system of justice apply to you, me, and monsters like Jeffrey Dahmer equally. To abrogate that is to lose the greatness of America.
-Arlos
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 9:07 pm
by Spazz
See arlos you want to stop mad men by making them reload. This senator wants to stop mad men by making sure they arent hiding anything. Both of you are fucking retarded for wanting to shred the constitution over mad mens whims.
Sorry brinstar arlos leaves himself open with his constant shit spewing. Hes just like the turd that wants to torture the shithead from boston. He wants to pick and chose the parts of freedom that he likes and scrap the rest. Sorry dude we dont need to be giving up ANY rights to the government. Guns, rule of law and due process , freedom of speech and religion ... thats freedom arlos and I dont think it should be fucked with at all.
You dont seem to get it.No matter what the issue I am not really for less personal freedom ever. I think the first second and 4th amendments are all fuckin awesome and i find it alarming how many people on all sides want to go after one of them in some way. I dont think the world needs to be nerfed and I dont think we should base policy off what the turds do. If we have to change how we live because of some asshole than we all lose.
Scumbags of the world should not get the power to control how the rest of us live. EVER. Its not bad enough that they do what they do but then we all have to be punished for it. FUck that.
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 9:10 pm
by Spazz
Does the term, "Inalienable Rights" mean anything to you?
That is the ENTIRE POINT of the United States. We are a nation of laws, which apply equally to all citizens. Just like the 1st amendment protects the speech of Thoreau and the KKK equally, our system of justice apply to you, me, and monsters like Jeffrey Dahmer equally. To abrogate that is to lose the greatness of America
Yea but you dont believe that . You think that on one hand rule of law should be followed when it comes to freedom of speech or dont torture but when it comes to the right to bear arms your like fuck that one I dont like that one. If it stops one bad guy than we have to shred the constitution for the kids.
Your hypocrisy is infuriating
Lets just leave it at this. Your fulla shit. We arent going to agree, lets see if anyone else wants to talk about torture guy and save each other the time of going at it all night.
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 9:21 pm
by brinstar
Harrison wrote:Yeah, totally a hypocrite. I don't endorse protecting people who admit they just murdered children.
i dare you to be a bigger caricature of undereducated no-class belligerent white trash because i doubt it's even possible
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 9:31 pm
by Spazz
Harrison does not speak for the white trash community. Please do not associate him with us.
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 9:38 pm
by brinstar
hahaha
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 10:22 pm
by Jay
Spazz wrote:Harrison does not speak for the white trash community. Please do not associate him with us.
I fuckin lol'd
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 11:52 pm
by Spazz
Back on the issue. We all know hes guilty and none of us give 2 fucks about him at all im sure but you cant make laws like that. We have tortured innocent people over the last 10 years and what about them ? Its also been proven time and time again that it gives sketchy results and its just really wrong on a moral level. Were sposed to be above that kind of shit. When republicans claim to be the party of god they arent kidding they sure are a blood thirsty lot just like him.
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 4:50 am
by Harrison
Super hippies getting angry that I don't care if a psychopath gets tortured to death for murdering children.

Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 5:38 am
by Zanchief
Its easy to protect peoples rights when they're innocent, good people. It's harder when they're dirt bags. With all things in life, you're unable to do the hard things, Harri.
Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 6:04 am
by Harrison
Protecting murderers...cute.
I'm sure if your kid had been murdered you'd be just itching to feed him three meals a day with a cushy bed and a roof over his head.
But, it's not your kid, so you can use a false sense of morality to claim superiority. I'm not falling for it.
An admitted murderers rights

Re: GOP state senator endorses torture
Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 7:16 am
by Lyion
brinstar wrote:Harrison wrote:Yeah, totally a hypocrite. I don't endorse protecting people who admit they just murdered children.
i dare you to be a bigger caricature of undereducated no-class belligerent white trash because i doubt it's even possible
Pot. Kettle. It's tough to try to represent intelligence when one does not extend the courtesy of that said class, you know.
This thread would be so much better if it weren't akin to any MSNBC show, with simple Ad Hominem attacks on a random GOP member from that bastion of conservatism: New York. Anyways, I thought rights and freedoms were less important than 'the greater good'. You know, more taxes, mandated health care plans, forced immunizations, gun free zones, government redistribution, and ensuring Kermit Gosnell could keep killing live babies for as long as possible, and after being caught could be completely ignored by most of the news media.
Sadly, the Boston bomber story make me less sad then the fact Gosnell is getting almost zero playtime despite being a modern day Goebbels.
I completely reject the argument that Gosnell, the bombers, or any other Citizen on American soil should lose any rights, ever, for any reason, even if they nuked a city. The day we walk away from our constitution is the day we lose what makes us America.