O'Reilly: "I woulda dunked that guy in the water 1000 times to save your life"
April 22, 2009 9:09 pm ET
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Henican tries to explain to O'Reilly that Blair said that use of torture "wasn't worth it"
Previously:
Politico omits Blair's reported statement that costs of techniques "far outweighed" the benefits


















They've all got great big retro-active balls. But when it was their time to show they had them, none would.
The key word in my post was Chickenhawks. Here is a definition of the word:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chickenhawk_(politics)
Chickenhawk (also chicken hawk and chicken-hawk) is a political epithet used in the United States to criticize a politician, bureaucrat, or commentator who strongly supports a war or other military action, yet who actively avoided military service when of draft age.
How does either Clinton or Obama fit that definition?
Because they're pansy's, after Clinton let Osama go, he said he would have killed him when he had the chance.
Bill O'Rielly never stated or disavowed water-boarding (which is not friggin torture), ergo he's not a chicken hawk!
Bill O'rielly never actively avoided service, he just did not join (significant distinction), I don't expect your "Monkey-Brain" to comprehend context.
Now, as for Barry (President Obama), he's not a chicken-hawk either, he never joined, so the comment is invalid in his case. But Billy qualifies because he dodged the draft http://www.1stcavmedic.com/bill-clinton-draft.htm
Whether or not you agree with the allegations of Billy's dodging, no one is accusing President Obama of dodging.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chickenhawk_(politics)
How does Obama even come into this equation? He's not a chickenhawk, and by the time he was old enough to be drafted, there was nothing to be drafted into.
You should really stop while you're behind.
The whole concept on interrogation is to "Wear" down the individual being interrogated. By design, the wearing down process implies greater than 1, 2 a few, many, a lot, 180... whatever it takes.
The biggest issues here is whether or not Water-boarding, caterpillars, music, sleep deprivation constiutes torture.
It does not!
Yeah, I'd love to hear or read an explanation of that. But it never comes. Either it's torture, and we were right to convict the Japanese, and we were right to sign the Geneva Conventions and say our nation would not torture (btw, it doesn't matter if anyone else would torture, it's about our behavior, not theirs). Or it's not torture, and we shouldn't have tried any Japanese soldiers.
Which is it?
So if something completely different had happened, and O'Reilly had been a completely different person with a completely different job, and if waterboarding someone 1000 times would save the life of one man, then this fictional version of O'Reilly would have done it.
I'm so glad we have him on the air, because I have long wondered about this particular hypothetical situation.
If you needed to waterboard someone 1000 times, apparently it doesn't work, you cowardly teabagging redneck terrorist.
"I don't expect your "Monkey-Brain" to comprehend context."
Careful lest you be further discredited.
"...but not if you're San Franciscan, since I'm on record as saying they deserve to be killed by terrorists."
Are you really this dishonest, Fauxliberal, or just genuinely that stupid? You're claiming that O'Lielly was advocating for al-Qaeda to launch one of their famous NONVIOLENT terrorist attacks on San Francisco? They were supposed to blow up the city WITHOUT HARMING ANYONE? And you expect to be taken seriously?
Yeah, let me konw how that works out for you.
http://mediamatters.org/items/200511100008
All because SF didn't want high school and colleges on-campus military recruiters. What a great patriot this man is.
http://thinkprogress.org/2005/11/12/oreilly-responds/
He was giving a potential sample comment from O'Reilly, given his previous comments.
What a tool that you think it's important to question the use of quotation marks when the import of his comments was clearly expressed.
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Did I forget anything else from Billo's nightly programming???