How U.S. Torture Led to the Rise of ISIS

[vicupstate]

^^^Nope. You care about the feelings of terrorists over Americans, that's what makes you a sympathizer. Do a poll of the Americans who actually care about this shit (small fringe left-wingers) then get back at me... The sentiment of some actions being the 'proverbial straw that broke the camel's back' concerning terrorists is ludious.   

Just because you don't want America  to sink as low as it's enemies, does not mean you care more about the feelings of terrorists than Americans. I think history shows that 'speak softly and carry a big stick' works better than knee-jerk cowboy swagger.  If John McCain says torture does more harm than good, that ought to give anyone pause in using them. 

[ben says]

Typical Islamic sympathizer blame everything on US crap, what else is new? I bet that you sympathizers are against Charlie Hebdo's right to free speech also. Just because a bunch of barbaric jihadists take offense to something, cater to them...This is what the modern day American liberal has become... The US can't make 'French retreating' jokes anymore, because the French has more bigger balls, and they actually have real liberals.

Are you really so fucking stupid that you think being against torture makes one an "Islamic sympathizer"?

LOL. I thought the exact same thing. I typed out a pretty long counter-argument...then deleted it under the idea that you can't argue with stupid.

^^^Nope. You care about the feelings of terrorists over Americans, that's what makes you a sympathizer. Do a poll of the Americans who actually care about this shit (small fringe left-wingers) then get back at me... The sentiment of some actions being the 'proverbial straw that broke the camel's back' concerning terrorists is ludious.   

Huh?!?!?! Care about the "feelings" of terrorists over Americans? Dude, you've lost it. [In other words: go read a book.]