Some Random Thoughts on my Way To Torture

My next blog will be about torture, and I need to clear a few things out of my head so I. Can produce something readable.

1: Only 2% of anyone tried by Inquisition was found guilty. And? So? Everyone accused was ruined and they were often accused of, essentially, saving their own lives by ‘converting’ at knife point and preserving their culture behind closed doors. There is a point when you realize that the point was always cruelty and control, and the actual conviction rate is beside the point.

2: You get wild confessions when you introduce torture. You get wild confessions if you threaten torture. No one should take any such confessions seriously.

3: Birthing was acknowledged to be torturous long before mean old conventional medicine came along. Anyone who tells you otherwise has their eye on your wallet.