That's Matthew Yglesias's heading, perfectly capturing the case against torture based on foreign-policy realism (aside from the obvious moral argument against it).
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''He has a sensitivity to the limits of knowing truth …
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That's Matthew Yglesias's heading, perfectly capturing the case against torture based on foreign-policy realism (aside from the obvious moral argument against it).
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Al Qaeda and its predecessor, the Muslim Brotherhood, have flourished under oppressive regimes which routinely use torture. That should provide a clue about torture's effectiveness.
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