We think it is humiliating.
Africa's wiser leaders may have thought it unnecessary to humiliate Mr Blair, but Mr Nujoma and Mr Mugabe were saying what so many others quietly believe.
You ask me what it tells us that the architects of the last Administration's torture policy thought it was good to sexually humiliate and physically abuse their prisoners, and that their enemy was the Arab mind?
Some also-rans, meanwhile, would look mournfully out at the crowd and say: "Wow, this is so much more humiliating than I thought it would be.
On Tuesday, Colorado, everybody's darling after its 62-36 thrashing of Nebraska, was humiliated by Oregon, which also thought it should have played tonight.
Twenty or 30 years ago, women thought it was normal to get beaten, yelled at, or humiliated by their partners.
Still, many thought it was simply inconceivable that the generals would tolerate one of their own being humiliated by a civilian court.
There aren't popular revenge porn sites with pictures of naked men, because as a society we don't think it's inherently degrading or humiliating for men to have sex.
If Greer actually thinks it's good discourse to humiliate and devalue the experiences of rape victims, then that begs the question who she purports to stand in solidarity with.
One liberal journalist, Nicholas von Hoffman, spoke for much of the media when he wrote that he found it "humiliating to think of this unlettered, self-assured bumpkin being our President".
Mayer, the presumed subject of "Dear John", has said the song "humiliated" him: "I think it's kind of cheap songwriting.
