Comments by "Spring Bloom" (@springbloom5940) on "Anatomy of an Interrogation | Retro Report | The New York Times" video.

Waterboarding is torture. No, there is zero danger in doing it correctly. You are absolutely wrong, waterboarding and other torture does work, when used correctly; to verify known information. See, you ask questions you know the answer to and when they lie, you hurt them. They begin to believe that you can tell when theyre lying and go from good cop, to Mr Hyde at the drop of a hat. Its used to condition and prep a subject for interrogation, its not used to extract information. It only works, when you have the time to use it correctly and enforce the perception that there is no end, ever.
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@Fazer_600 It is.
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@Fazer_600 I have been boarded, BTW, for as real as it gets, without it being for real real. They did it until I confessed to absurd things(like assassinating JFK) and then kept doing it, to make the point that they decide when it stops, not me.
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