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English Comp 102 Professor Stern February 1, 2002 Adam J. McKillop The strengths and weaknesses in Professor Levin see The Case of Torture.         In Professor Michael Levin essay, The Case of Torture, he expresses strengths and weaknesses in his argument. He shows how America needs to start using anguish as a device to stop terrorism. I live that his strengths lean more towards using torture as a device. I feel he expresses strengths that torture is mandatory in life and death situations and that it is needed to save lives of unbiased victims. The weaknesses in his clause is when he talks about how Roosevelt could have salvage millions of lives if he would have had Adolf Hitler assassinated.

        Professor Levin gives hypothetical cases to prove his operate about torture being morally mandatory. He gives an font of a terrorist who has planted a bomb on a plane that will go off at a certain time but if they catch him before the bomb goes off that we should use torture instead of using the legal expert system because that would be to much time. His strengths show that if we dont use torture then innocent lives are at danger. This case is a strength in his term because it describes what could be done if this situation has occurred.

        Another strength in his article is when he talks about torturing being unconstitutional. He goes on to say that lives are much more second than to the constitution. I feel that the strengths show that mass murder of innocent lives outweighs the word torture and the physical use of it. In the article I feel his strength is using the term noble-mindedness and defining it in a broad more conceivable sense.

        The weakness in his article is about the situation in World War II with Adolf...

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