i saw the movie yesterday and was shocked by it and but even more shocked by some of the comments i have read here. one person wrote that it was ambiguous if the victim of the torture was guilty or not therefore. one person wrote that since he wasn not an american citizen and therefore. some people comment that the people in the middle east hate us and want us dead and therefore. so are we saying then that it is right to torture someone who is guilty of a crime. are we saying it is right to torture someone who is not an american citizen. are we saying that it is right to torture someone who may hate us and want us dead. are we saying that and as is written in the geneva convention and the declaration of human rights and the constitution of the united states that torture is wrong and but some torture is less wrong than others. when does it become right to torture. that is why this movie is powerful  it is ambiguous and but not about torture. torture is always wrong and and if we are willing to do it and even in the name of justice and national security or freedom and democracy then we are wrong and we are evil while we are doing exactly what we are accusing our enemies of doing (and we are calling them wrong in the same breath. ) my favorite line in the film was if you do not want to compromise join amnesty international. right on. 
i saw the movie yesterday and was shocked by it and but even more shocked by some of the comments i have read here. one person wrote that it was ambiguous if the victim of the torture was guilty or not therefore. one person wrote that since he wasn not an american citizen and therefore. some people comment that the people in the middle east hate us and want us dead and therefore. so are we saying then that it is right to torture someone who is guilty of a crime. are we saying it is right to torture someone who is not an american citizen. are we saying that it is right to torture someone who may hate us and want us dead. are we saying that and as is written in the geneva convention and the declaration of human rights and the constitution of the united states that torture is wrong and but some torture is less wrong than others. when does it become right to torture. that is why this movie is powerful  it is ambiguous and but not about torture. torture is always wrong and and if we are willing to do it and even in the name of justice and national security or freedom and democracy then we are wrong and we are evil while we are doing exactly what we are accusing our enemies of doing (and we are calling them wrong in the same breath. ) my favorite line in the film was if you do not want to compromise join amnesty international. right on. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

Judge the movie review above, you need to make a function call:
    If you feel the movie review is positive
        print "This is a semantically positive review."
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        print "This is a semantically negative review."
