The more things change, the more they stay the same. This is actually vintage anti-Vietnam War logic from the Sixties. I remember arguing with some of these true believers way back when. What impressed (and appalled) me was how their puffed-up sense of superior morality trumped everything. Heaven forbid that you try to reason with them or argue the facts. You were immediately told your arguments were “Irrelevant! Irrelevant!”, that you were a “fascist” and a supporter of “baby-killers.”

Michelle Malkin — back from a fishing trip where she caught no actual fish, but really I’ve never found fish to be essential to the fishing process myself — joins the public debate about Camp Delta with her article about how we’re giving our pr…

Even though I haven’t thought out a reponse for the polemics of the Left, I do believe that the whole torture debate is not to be answered by politicians, polemicists, and especially human rights activists.

It’s to be answered with a (so far) proven physical law. After all, war does require physicality, does it not?

Newton’s 3rd law may be formally stated:

“Forces always occur in pairs. If object A exerts a force F on object B, then object B exerts an equal and opposite force -F on object A”

or in slogan style:

“Every action has (or requires) an equal and opposite reaction”

Seems to me that Old Testament moralists thousand of years ago had it right and didn’t have to wait for Newton.

An eye for an Eye!