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Originally Posted by MC.no.spin  But what if it did? |
Then a city would be majorly screwed more than likely. If we didn't detect them and their plan electronically, how would we find them? If we did detect it electronically, how wouldn't we find them?
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Originally Posted by MC.no.spin Many seriously doubted someone would fly a plane into an American building on a suicide mission. |
I didn't. I was at the Taste of Chicago in July, 2001. I asked the group I was with,"What keeps a plane from flying into Sears Tower?" They said, "That would never happen." I said, "Hijackers might do it." So yes, many doubted that it would happen. Regardless, who should we have waterboarded to prevent it from happening?
Who should the Japanese waterboarded to prevent Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
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Originally Posted by MC.no.spin The below clip from Gov. Romney is how I feel about the matter: That the president should have the ability to use his judgement on the situation when there is such a "ticking time bomb" scenario. |
Would you support an Amendment tearing away another piece of the Constitution? I mean, if you support it for foreign terrorists, on principle, you would allow it to be done on our citizens as well. Correct?
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Originally Posted by MC.no.spin This will be an untenable position for the anti-American, anti-establishment individuals out there, more interested in terrorist's rights than American lives. |
Nice false dichotomy. Some of us remember what America used to stand for. Apparently you don't.