The Iranian government responded Wednesday that Bush should not intervene in the case of the jailed dissident, especially in light of allegations of U.S. human rights violations in Guantanamo Bay and Abu Ghraib prisons.
when you take abu grahib and gitmo and try to sell them as part of a wide spread pattern of abuse authorized by the very top -as opposed to what it is. a series of bad acts that happened due to break downs in the military system-. You enable people like the Iranian government to say "hey you can't talk to me about beating prisoners to death... you turned the air conditioning up real high on some one... how dare you. we just brutally beat them, but you guys put panties on their heads."
It encourages this moral inversion that allows this kind of talk
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