Some case of torture are minimally, morally acceptable.

Just because someone is being tortured does not necessarily mean they have intent to harm other innocent people. People are tortured all the time because of their race, ethnicity, religion, etc. "It"s the whole concept of what goes around comes around." This is irrelevant to the argument, this concept doesn"t covenant with whether or not torture is minimally morally acceptable. I am unsure what you are trying to state and argue when you say this. You are arguing how I am wrong for arguing that torture is only physical, you state that it is mental as well. However you have neglected to provide example of mental torture. Is this because you can not think of any Circumstance in which mental torture is used? You begin to talk about how television is changing or thoughts and view on what torture is. You are beginning to go off track here, the argument afresh is regarding whether or not torture is minimally morally justified. Television does not effect nor influence torture in anyway. Human beings are entitled to their own beliefs; societies are created as a result of that. People with the same beliefs join together and form a society, where they share the same values and beliefs. You have agreed with me that torture is abused and unnecessary. If a person was tortured and no information was gained then why was that person tortured in the first place? The torturers abused their power, to find a random innocent person to torture for fun. This is not morally justified. When a person does not comply with the torturer because they never had that information in the first place, they are killed because of anger and fear. When a person gets killed through this process, it is not torture, it is murder, and murder is not morally acceptable in society. To answer your question, a person can be put into a torture situation because of racial profiling. Today we see in the news, cases where people such as African Americans are accused for committing a crime not because there is evidence they are guilty but because of their skin color. The Trayvon Martin shooting is a keen example of this. Torture also parallels this, In the news and current events, we see that Muslims are always discriminated against as being terrorists because they wear a towel over their head. You ask me, if a person was not guilty in some case then why would they be in the situation of torture anyway? Because the person is racially profiled because of their race, religion, ethnicity. I shall reiterate, just because a person is being tortured does not necessarily mean that they have the intent to kill innocent civilians. Can you give me an example of any case where a life was in jeopardy? You argue this but you can not provide strong enough evidence to help support your argument. I do not understand what you are trying to say when you write: "Sometimes for some reason people feel the need to harm others for a reason that does not have to do with the innocent victims which is a case where torture is ideal. So if this is a case would you just allow for many innocent people to die without even trying to save them?" This is quite vague, I am unsure what you are trying to convey and ask me here. You are correct, I am arguing human beings are entitled to their own beliefs, because this is the case. As I have stated before in my previous arguments. We see this case between different societies. Different societies have different beliefs. In Hindu society they believe grandma is reincarnated as a cow so they do not eat beef. This is the same thing as: Muslims do not believe in having rights, such as freedom of speech and right to speedy and fair trial, but our United States society does believe in this. What I am stating in my arguments is that torturing a Muslim person will not make them suddenly believe in having rights, such as freedom of speech and right to speedy and fair trial. I am saying that torturing a person isn't going to make their beliefs change which is true because how will water boarding a person get them to believe in what you believe in?