Terrorism is horrible and the people committing these acts do not deserve to be treated nicely but torture should not be used unless they tortured others

I understand your sentiment, but it's important to remember that principles of human rights apply universally. For example, even during the Nuremberg Trials, accused Nazi war criminals were given rights to a fair trial. It was a way of showing the world that, unlike the totalitarian regime, we are committed to justice, even for those who may not have shown the same respect for human rights. It's a tough balance to strike, isn't it? How do you think we can ensure justice without compromising our values?