Many say that waterboarding isn't torture. Yet if it's not, why is it so effective? Tim Kennedy (see ISIS Threatens UFC’s Tim Kennedy… He Responds Awesomely and AMERICAN BADASS: UFC’s Tim Kennedy Outright Challenges Islamic Terrorists…) knows why. It's simple really. Because the people we waterboard are brittle little p***ies.

If [waterboarding] is not that bad, then why did it work. This is why. This is what nobody understands. These people that we were waterboarding were cowards. They were pussies. They were impotent little bullies their entire lives. If I put [Joe Rogan] under that water board, I can waterboard you for days. You have your moral convictions and you would never change. Because you believe in right and wrong.

They're not you. They're pieces of shit that throw acid on little girls. That's who these people are. They're only tough when they're surrounded by 60-70 other of their friends. But you take one of them away from that. And you put them in a position where they're powerless. And they cave and cower in seconds. This is us pouring water on a coward's face, and they freak out."

It's basically bullying the bullies. Only instead of punching the bully in the nose, we're dumping water on their head. Sure it's unpleasant. But it's not torture. The best way to combat waterboarding is just not to be a p*ssy.

Also, and I know this is a common point brought up whenever terrorists are in the news, but making terrorists uncomfortable for a little bit in order to glean actionable intelligence, doesn't have me in moral tangles. Terrorist crying about thinking he's drowning (he's not) < American lives.

Tim Kennedy knows his waterboarding. Something that someone we all hold near and dear knows first hand:

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