[kahljorn]

Violating the geneva laws is still illegal, there's just some leeway.

Kind of hard to argue for human rights in a war in which you're shooting people to death. The only argument is that there's some people who go outside of the war and start to shoot innocents, how horrible! What about those jerk faces who go outside of the law and kill innocent people they certainly need to be held accountable. WAIT THATS LIKE WHAT THE TERRORISTS ARE DOING. So all this law does is violates the geneva laws towards people who have violated the geneva law. What is it about do unto others as they would do unto you i dont know this isn't really a serious argument...

The geneva convention isn't in the united states constitution, so it's not really an american law, anyway.

there's always going to be torture in war.

if this is really about bush being held accountable for his crimes i guess i can understand but there's already a list of amillion things he's done wrong, and none of them have anything to do with whether torture is "Right" or "Wrong".
To me sometimes it seems like your stance in political issues has more to do with your dislike for bush than anything else.