ghraib

Maybe Abu Ghraib was not a few bad apples but instead an insight on how prisons are run in the US.

Abu Ghraib was a big fucking clue that something was going terribly wrong.

Abu Ghraib is the most notorious of the other centres.

Abu Ghraib was to behave like some drunken animals?

The Abu Ghraib scandal was 11 fucking years ago.

People who join the US army should be forced to watch videos of Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo torture, they should be forced to watch testimonies of people in drone-bombed municipalities.

From cheerleading the Iraq war, to whitewashing Abu Ghraib and attacking people for mentioning it, and all manner of other promotions of terrible ideas that have created actual human suffering, the sheer hubris of him offering advice on topics of ethics or morality is dumbfounding.

When you go in, no one knows what’s happened to you.” It's a Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib rolled into one.

But a cursory search reveals: "There were hundreds of classified reports of torture, that continued even after the Abu Ghraib scandal."[0] The diplomatic embarrassment is what made the news, but whose fault is it that -- and who stands to gain from it?

It's follow-up conclusion that this "completely irresponsible" software review can be regulated by so-called "responsible" politicians (such as those who brought us Abu Ghraib, torture, and the possible untriability of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed) can "clean up" peer review is beyond hogwash.

On the assumption that we're defining socialism as "everything Stalin, Kim Jong Il, and Ceausescu did", I'll take a similar tack in the opposite direction and contend that capitalism is responsible for the American incursion into Vietnam, Watergate, and Abu Ghraib (since they were all carried out by a capitalist country).

But interviews with them showed their path to radicalisation started with seeing what was going on at Abu Ghraib.

He testified as an expert for Abu Ghraib, wrote a book [1], and has been promoting heroic imagination as an antidote.

This would cover situations such as a government-funded institution engaging in unethical/criminal behavior (I'm thinking here of things like Abu Ghraib).