The Rant- Geneva Convention?

Kidnapping and torture have been used as war tactics for centuries, with a long history of brutal treatment of soldiers. The practice has intensified with the development of advanced weapons and warfare techniques. The most infamous example is the Nazi regime's treatment of prisoners of war during World War II, disregarding international agreements like the Geneva Convention. Today, these tactics have become more sophisticated and brutal, with terrorist organizations like ISIS using them to gain information or leverage. The Abu Ghraib prison scandal in Iraq is a prime example of this. The techniques used in brutal kidnapping and torture have long-lasting psychological effects, causing soldiers to suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and other mental health issues. It is imperative that all nations and groups involved in warfare adhere to international agreements and put an end to the inhuman and barbaric treatment of soldiers, as they deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.