[ SECRET POST #6138 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6138 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake]



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[Blood of Youth]



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[Arknights]



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Comments

Re: Is there anything that's beyond the pale?

[(Anonymous)]

Torture is a really unreliable way of getting accurate information out of people, though. It negatively impacts memory, and it incentives lying: people will say anything to get it to stop. You're far more likely to wrest a false confession out of a torture victim than you are to gain actual intel.

Re: Is there anything that's beyond the pale?

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but this. In the end, you're just hurting somebody for no reason.

Re: Is there anything that's beyond the pale?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh I am aware, doesn't mean someone wouldn't be tempted to do it on the off-chance it doesn't work. Like, there was a case in my country where a police detective threatened a kidnapper with violence/torture because they were trying to find the toddler the guy kidnapped. The detective was (rightfully) charged for it but I can absolutely understand the desperation he would have felt to do everything possible to get the kid's location (the child ended up dying) so... yeah.

Re: Is there anything that's beyond the pale?

[(Anonymous)]

doesn't work = does work

Re: Is there anything that's beyond the pale?

[(Anonymous)]

You can understand someone's motives and acknowledge that their methods are wrong. I can't understand any argument trying to make those methods appear acceptable in any way.