Unless we decide to incorporate its immorality into the very definition of torture — a move that appears suspiciously like cheating — there doesn't seem to be any a priori reason for condemning all kinds and instances of torture.
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Unless we decide to incorporate its immorality into the very definition of torture — a move that appears suspiciously like cheating — there doesn't seem to be any a priori reason for condemning all kinds and instances of torture. Investors are beginning to look ahead, anticipating surging inflation. Better to inquire what went on in the back rooms of Cairo and Riyadh than to overanalyze the President's Cairo speech too much. |
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