Barack Obama is pro-life and he does agree with human rights to a large extent. Religion does not require that all sins become laws. Otherwise lying should be illegal, eating meat on a friday should be illegal, eating pork should be illegal, being rich should be illegal, being fat should be illegal, working on the sabbath should be illegal, denying god should be illegal, dishonouring your parents should be illegal and so on and so on.ffxfriek said:beddo said:[link]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8052676.stm[/link]
So it turns out that Barack Obama, who proclaimed that under him, the US was entering a new era of respect for human rights has now decided to continue with military trials for those illegally detained at Guantanamo Bay.
While he is giving them more rights and denying evidence obtained through abuse and torture and refusing to allow heresay evidence if he wants to respect their human rights then they must be tried in a regular court of law.
Trying someone in a military court is a way of avoiding their right to justice. This seems like 'met the new boss, same as the old boss'.
The man who promised hope is now shattering the grandeur ideal of him as a true human rights supporter. It seems as though what he's done is the same old politics we see everywhere; blame the last guy for everything, pretend to repeal their ideas, implement those same ideas in a different way.
i dont mean to start a flame war or anything but a human rights supporter is pro lif; against abortion and against stem cells from babies. you can get the same thing from adults. so he is no human rights supporter.
on topic: torture should be used if it keeps us safe from terrorist attacks.
Stem cells do not come from babies, they come from embryos.
To what extent should torture be used? Should everyone be tortured for all their secrets so we know what EVERYONE is doing?
Tell me if you are pro-life and presumably a Christian, how do you justify torture, it's a sin, under your own reasoning it should be illegal.