Force feeding in Guantanemo

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gilliam:
However, when hunger strikes get to the point of endangering someone’s life, and they are not doing it for specific reasons, then we cannot support it. What reasons? They are spelled out in the Catechism:
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Dear gilliam,
I would really like to know what you mean when you say “we cannot support it.” As a Catholic, I know and believe that suicide is a mortal sin and that we should not assist anyone in an attempt. You and I have no distance between us on why suicide is wrong.

But it’s that word you use, support, that has me confused. Are you saying that since we cannot support it we must restrain and force feed adults who are capable of deciding? Are you saying that the Catechism says that?
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Thekla:
We’ve been over the Red Cross on this thread. They cannot report publicly, but the UN torture expert could. That’s why I said if the UN is such a problem, pick another organization that can make its report public.
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UN inspectors had permission to visit, but then declined. Interesting how they still came out with a report detailing abuse when they were never there.
 
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mjdonnelly:
UN inspectors had permission to visit, but then declined. Interesting how they still came out with a report detailing abuse when they were never there.
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I just saw that too-they DECLINED to visit yet came out with a scathing report-I guess they didnt want to confuse the issue with facts.
 
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mjdonnelly:
UN inspectors had permission to visit, but then declined. Interesting how they still came out with a report detailing abuse when they were never there.
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How do they do that? Magic? :confused:
 
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