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Is Using a Minotaur to Gore Detainees a Form of Torture?

Friday, 28th August 2009

Well is it? This is one of the great moral issues of our time. Happily, (after the jump) there's a panel of experts available to debate the matter.

The awful thing is that this is horribly close to being a verbatim report from some ghastly cable TV "news" shoutfest.

Thank god for the Onion, proving once again that the "fake" news is often better than the so-called "real" news. At least it's entertaining, not enraging.


Is Using A Minotaur To Gore Detainees A Form Of Torture?


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Edward McLaughlin

August 28th, 2009 4:30pm Report this comment

No it's not.

Neither are all the other regimes of discomfort which this column and others have been getting in such a fraz about recently.

Charlie

August 28th, 2009 11:33pm Report this comment

(applauds euphemism)

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