[mansonsturtle]

Originally Posted by MM1986 ↗

they did a hell of a lot more then water boarding, look up japanese atrocities during ww2, what they did in china and what they did to british and american prisoners of war

Exactly. The Japanese army was ruthless in how it tortured and desecrated American soldiers' bodies, POWs (Bataan Death March), and even used their own civilians as human shields against the U.S.

With the Old Breed by E.B. Sledge and Helmet for My Pillow by Robert Leckie are very good reads that detail some of the strategies used by the Japanese in WWII.

[hossmac9]

Originally Posted by jayz123 ↗

I think these were the some of the men who were executed for water-boarding and torture on prisoners during wwII, ironic.

Japanese didn't water board anyone. They brutally tortured and murdered American and British soldiers in filthy disease ridden death camps. Not to mention what they did to the Chinese, Phillippines and Koreans. Rape, murder bayonet practice and chopping off heads with the swords. They also experimented with bio warfare by dropping in balloons full of bubonic plague infected fleas to kill off entire populations. They used US soldiers for medical experiments worse than the Nazis. Make sure you know at least a little history before you start with the irony bullshit.

[ihizz]

hows it hanging??

[bakuto50]

That took forever, whats up with raising them back up to wrap em up? Then to just lower them down again.

[BEAM]

Originally Posted by rob666 ↗

We executed them for waterboarding in WW2, because if someone does that to us its torture.


I guess its OK for us to do it to other people though?

Japanese version of "waterboarding" isn't anything like the American version, where doctors are actually on scene.

[jayz123]

Originally Posted by hossmac9 ↗

Japanese didn't water board anyone. They brutally tortured and murdered American and British soldiers in filthy disease ridden death camps. Not to mention what they did to the Chinese, Phillippines and Koreans. Rape, murder bayonet practice and chopping off heads with the swords. They also experimented with bio warfare by dropping in balloons full of bubonic plague infected fleas to kill off entire populations. They used US soldiers for medical experiments worse than the Nazis. Make sure you know at least a little history before you start with the irony bullshit.

Look it up, cnn did a story on it

[jayz123]

[MisterE]

What do you think to feel when you hit the bottom of the rope? I mean do you percieve it as painful?

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by BEAM ↗

Japanese version of "waterboarding" isn't anything like the American version, where doctors are actually on scene.

Oh the american way of reasoning, I love it !!!

Now that sounds really comforting, I even feel like being waterboarded myself....

but is strange that singaporean caning is still considered torture by the US even though a doctor is always present during proceedings, just ask Michael Fay.

torture is torture no matter what. I SAY!!!!!

[docfr8]

Im sure these guys got off easily in comparison to the many things that they and their countrymen committed...