Torture is when pain and fear are pumped into a person for the purposes of extracting information from the said person. However, keep in mind the before any torture is done, the person is always given the option to speak out for themselves. When you have guys literally chopping heads off publicly down the block, then that’s when using torture shouldn’t be a problem. When you have the rape statistic off the charts in your country than that when you start using torture. Perhaps, I’ve never understood why people have a problem with waterboarding a few bad buys to save hundreds. But of course, we must protect these people because apparently they haven’t been secluded from their rights when they act like beasts in a jungle. People, in general, are very sensitive to the topic where they describe the acts of torturing a person as a very inhumane and devilish. However, usually, these people haven’t done any torture themselves so we know …show more content…
Torture has backgrounds which reach far as the medieval era. However, as the modern world becomes more advanced so does torture interrogation techniques and the purpose of why is used and how is used by the public. Governments organizations such as the U.N has adapted the idea the torture is inhumane. Well, as you know, the U.N is the U.N, wants to look good behind closed doors and publicly. But yet, they can’t even provide drinkable water, is a joke. On the other hands, countries such as Russia has a great history of success in using it. While on their rise to becoming a superpower, Joseph Stalin the regimented leader put it a great use while on his reign, the acts of terror and the acts of torturing people frequently kept Joseph at power, and while at power his nation turned into one of the most industrialized powerful nations in the world, alongside being a superpower in the world for the hundreds of years to