Waterboarding, sleep deprivation, and dietary manipulation. Those three techniques is just a few examples of a long list of ways people have been tortured, or in some cases interrogated. The use of torture, or enhanced interrogation techniques have been a big controversy in the United States. It does not change the way society and economic powers in the world basically encourage the use of these techniques, no matter how many people say that it is terrible or unjust. About 3,000 casualties happened on 9/11 (9/11 Attacks), 12 deaths during the Charlie Hebdo shooting (Hebdo Shooting), and there were 31 victims and at least 100 other people wounded in an attack in Turkey (CNN). Thus being capable to catch, capture, or do away with said government’s hateful groups dead set against them is needed. Torture to some people is a means of preventing terrorism. …show more content…
They are not really anything to extreme that citizens from around the world have seen from extremist groups such as ISIS, who have shown us various beheadings and a man burning alive in a cage. Of course in classic hero and villain movies it never gets that extreme. For the real world, Islamic groups have shown us how horrible they can be toward society. Bombings, shootings, and people getting captured are some things that we deal with today. The countries we have heard about that have been hugely affected by these terrorist attacks are the big countries. Such as Russia, United States, and countries in the United Kingdom. Where most of the attacks have come from Syria. Syria’s conflicts and power struggle has caused various attacks outside, but also inside their own country. The insane groups have captured and killed many people. In the way they have been doing this it is showing how some forms of torture can be seen as medieval or inhumane by how they treat the captured