- Cmdr DaeFaron
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7. ONI has enforcers, but the Spartan IV is not one of them. He is called in when the person in question has crossed the line, and must be killed.
That is an assassin, not an enforcer.
8. Physiological torture is vastly more effective when done over extend periods of time. Also, I never said that methods were not repeated.
Then why have physical torture involved?
10. Actually, the Spartan II's parents were given flash clones in replacement for there kidnapped child, please know canon before you debate me.
And the children died due to problems involved with flash cloning an entire child. As far as I know the organs and such started breaking down, resulting in the death of EVERY single flash cloned child. Essentially, taking organs and skin/etc from a fully flash cloned body would result in problems.
11. Find scans of the Journal, or ask someone who has it to look them up for you. They are too long for me to waste my time typing out for you.
The burden of proof and evidence is on you, not others. By saying "it's not worth your time" that means they have no noticeable effect.
18. Brutes don't torture to gain information, they torture to kill, however, these methods could be modified for the purposes of gathering information, which is what the spartan was exposed to.
Who, besides the brutes, would employ such methods? Also, as far as I can tell, training to resist torture only is effective if preformed exactly as they would encounter it. Thus, it would have to be performed as the enemy would. No child could survive that.
1. If the parents have perfect genes, since the child is a hybrid of there genes, the child would have perfect genes also.
Recessive genes. It's why we have white tigers. You can have two perfect tigers, but their kid could be a white tiger. Unless the parents received extensive gene therapy, there is always the chance to have a gene which is 'not perfect'.
The simply fact of saying the kid had perfect genes is stupid unless he was genetically engineered from conception.