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Originally Posted by SniperSB23
If you were thrown into an Iraqi or Afghan prison for no reason, were tortured, and then eventually released how would you feel about that country?
Fabricating charges against them is a hell of a lot better than violating the Geneva Convention if you want to go the "these are bad people and this is a dirty war" route. I'm sure these aren't good people but there are better ways of handling them than detaining them when you can't even drum up charges against them.
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If I was fighting against them i would probably expect it if captured. Think our prisoners get three hots and a cot? They get their heads cut off.
You know what they used to do with these types? Shoot them.
I love how you know that we "fabricated charges" against them. Wouldnt it have been easier to just "torture" them over there and dump the bodies when done? The problem was we tried to find a way to do it properly. The Geneva convention doesnt exactly apply and you know it. Hell most of the countries that these people are from dont want them back! This is a very tricky situation in that this kind of war has very little or no precedent. Obama didnt exactly kick open the door and clear out the Bay. They are all still there.
There is not going to be a clean solution to this issue. But acting as though we are wronging a bunch of innocents is crazy.