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In Reply to: RE: Too late? Hardly! posted by Victor Khomenko on June 20, 2014 at 12:50:11
The way she opened the film with a black screen and actual phone calls from WTC put me in the mood of having no sympathy for the torture victim. I guess I was well manipulated by the way she put together.
(The torture victim was the Arab killer from a season of "Spiral".)
...when the interrogators are recruited from the victims' relatives.
It is a known fact that the interrogation time gets cut by a factor of 10, nd the volume of information goes up by about the same ratio.
But most commonly the job is given to someone who doesn't give a damn. At 5pm he turns the lights off and goes home.
view it as an occupation; they go home, eat dinner, watch tv, kick the dog or the wife, have "normal" lives. The power of cognitive dissonance and deflection ("I'm just following orders, doing my job").
...when torture and murders were so widespread, there were numerous stories of such people.
Some notable examples included a guy who personally executed up to 500 people EACH DAY. He had a family, children, he would leave for work in the morning and return in time for dinner. Looked perfectly normal.
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