some films are designed to just entertain you and others to make you laugh and or cry and or uplift and others and like this and aim to provoke and to make you think and and to make you angry. i was angry during this film and not at the film and but at the fact that it was true and that america and the free and does torture in the illogical view that it is doing it for the greater good. the torture scenes in this movie were harrowing and the indifference of people was shattering and the film was compelling in its argument and and showed just how wrong it is to torture people. of course now that makes me a bleeding liberal labels shoved on people by others who shut their minds to the facts that this does happen and should not. people who do not realise that as the movie said and for every person tortured and you get ten or one hundred people rise up to perform acts of vengeance. you get an ever increasing cycle of violence. this film did not make me hate america and although i can see how it could do and but it made me hate the way that america has reacted in its post 9/11 world. there is a significant quote in the film and just after we have learned that 19 people have died and seventy five were injured in the bomb scene and the quote is one american is dead  that makes the difference. you cannot kill an american and america can kill thousands but you cannot kill a single american and or they will do whatever it takes and including torture to enact justice. this is the american way apparently. call me a liberal and call me naive (although i think the people who think torture is fine are naive) call me deluded and call me anything you like and but this film is a brilliant example of what is wrong in america and the west today. i wish this film would be shown to all school students and at a minimum. this film will stay with me a long time and part of me wishes i could forget it and because i wish this type of thing never happened and but i know it does and the other part of me wishes i would never forget and because we need to remember these shameful events to prevent them from happening again. whatever happens to me and this film will be with me for a long time and and i will be telling everyone i know to watch it and not to be entertained and but to be provoked and because sometimes we all need to be provoked. 
some films are designed to just entertain you and others to make you laugh and or cry and or uplift and others and like this and aim to provoke and to make you think and and to make you angry. i was angry during this film and not at the film and but at the fact that it was true and that america and the free and does torture in the illogical view that it is doing it for the greater good. the torture scenes in this movie were harrowing and the indifference of people was shattering and the film was compelling in its argument and and showed just how wrong it is to torture people. of course now that makes me a bleeding liberal labels shoved on people by others who shut their minds to the facts that this does happen and should not. people who do not realise that as the movie said and for every person tortured and you get ten or one hundred people rise up to perform acts of vengeance. you get an ever increasing cycle of violence. this film did not make me hate america and although i can see how it could do and but it made me hate the way that america has reacted in its post 9/11 world. there is a significant quote in the film and just after we have learned that 19 people have died and seventy five were injured in the bomb scene and the quote is one american is dead  that makes the difference. you cannot kill an american and america can kill thousands but you cannot kill a single american and or they will do whatever it takes and including torture to enact justice. this is the american way apparently. call me a liberal and call me naive (although i think the people who think torture is fine are naive) call me deluded and call me anything you like and but this film is a brilliant example of what is wrong in america and the west today. i wish this film would be shown to all school students and at a minimum. this film will stay with me a long time and part of me wishes i could forget it and because i wish this type of thing never happened and but i know it does and the other part of me wishes i would never forget and because we need to remember these shameful events to prevent them from happening again. whatever happens to me and this film will be with me for a long time and and i will be telling everyone i know to watch it and not to be entertained and but to be provoked and because sometimes we all need to be provoked. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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