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Musicians don’t want tunes used for torture
Musicians don’t want tunes used for torture
The tactic has been common in the U.S. war on terror, with forces systematically using loud music on hundreds of detainees in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay. Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, then the U.S. military commander in Iraq, authorized it on Sept. 14, 2003, “to create fear, disorient ... and prolong capture shock.” picked by muppet 12 months ago
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 roarkmei...
12 months ago
Sounds nice. 24 hour rock and roll.
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 T1000
12 months ago
I guess if you don't like rock, don't be a terrorist.

They could just as easily play nothing but white or pink noise really loud.

I think that might make you even more crazy. Especially if it was alternating.



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 Subobisi...
12 months ago
« T1000 : I guess if you don't like rock, don't be a terrorist.

They could just as easily play nothing but white or pink noise really loud.

I think that might make you even more crazy. Especially if it was alternating.



Don't forget that ear destroying digital high frequency that TVs sometimes emit.
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 sykeo56
12 months ago
Best quote from the article:
Bob Singleton, whose song “I Love You” is beloved by legions of preschool Barney fans, wrote in a newspaper opinion column that any music can become unbearable if played loudly for long stretches.
That song is torturous when played at a normal volume. Once.
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