It's all in how you look at it:

(Via The American Prospect)

It's difficult, therefore, to know precisely what limits governed DOD-approved interrogation for months thereafter. But if the DOD took the advice of the Central Intelligence Agency, there may have been very few. On October 2, 2002, senior CIA attorney Jonathan Fredman met with staff at Guantanamo Bay to discuss harsh interrogation. "It's basically subject to perception," Fredman said, according to minutes of the meeting. "If the detainee dies, you're doing it wrong."

THAT'S the only limit!?!! Torture is wrong, PERIOD. It is wrong not only for what ti does to the victims, but also for what it does to the souls of the perpetrators. These moral and mental midgets are incredible. What reality do they come from?