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Oct 8, 2005

Double standard?

[I]f America holds something as the moral standard, it should be unacceptable for us as a people to change that moral standard based on fear. The measure of a person or a people’s character is not what they do when everything is comfortable. It’s what they do in an extremely trying and difficult situation, and if we want to claim that these are our ideals and our values then we need to hold to them no matter how dark the situation.

Testimony by US Army officers on torture in Iraq, the Human Rights Watch report.
Posted by PJ at 10/08/2005 06:57:00 PM
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