You're already getting enough of a (well-deserved) rebuttal, but I can't let this by:
LongVin wrote:I'd rather have the soldier at his post. The prisoner probably deserved it. Not that its the point of the matter but the war was legal and justified.
Hm, "probably deserved it"? Show me your evidence, Mr. Prosecutor.
LongVin wrote:I already stated they should be advised not to do it and if they continue discplinary action would be conducted. I'm just more opposed to the army releasing negative press about itself.
They should be "advised"? Let's start talking about discipline, professionalism and acting like someone with a few morals.
LongVin wrote:And that is not a concession it is a fact that police will sometimes beat those they are arresting. Its common knowledge and does not need to be proved.
Such police should be removed and prosecuted, if they are shown to be beating a prisoner without cause.
Look, you cannot let your rage at the other side affect your response to such incidents. We know very little about the individuals held in various locations by the government. I will not give the government the benefit of the doubt. Legally, it must prove its case against a suspect. It cannot arbitrarily decide Mohammed is guilty because he happened to be caught up with others who may or may not have attacked US forces.
The fact that you seem so complacent and trusting of the goverment is disturbing.