The Pros And Cons Of Torture

Torture has been around for thousands of years, and it has always been a debate whether that it is a good or a bad thing. Most people assume that it is always an unbearable and harmful thing, when in fact that is not always the case. While many forms of torture are extremely painful and drawn out, there are others that are really quite harmless. To this day,some people believe that forms of torture that do not result in death or permanent injuries should become legal once again, while others have a very strong opinion that it should forever remain illegal. Many people have used torture throughout the years as a way of getting information out of people. I believe that the right kind of torture should be legal to be able to get information out of people. If you can save more lives by torturing someone who plans on killing multiple people, then why should good morals stop you from doing so? It would be bad for you not to try to stop him and get the information. While people still believe that torture is bad in all ways, I believe that the right kind of torture is pretty good. Torture itself can be really gruesome, and many techniques are found to have a relation to the medieval

White Torture is psychological torture, which includes many other tortures such as Sensory Deprivation which is when someone is forced to lose a sense. This can be done in many different ways such as putting a blindfold over someone’s eyes, plugging up someone’s ears so they can’t hear, and even the use of drugs to lose sense of taste and smell. Sensory Deprivation tanks are something people use to feel good and relax while sleeping. These tanks are like enclosed tanning beds. They are beds that completely close and are filled with room temperature water with Epsom salt in it. The person lays naked in the water, closes the lid, and tries to relax in the dark. Cienna Madrid talks about her