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limpyhobbler

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7. Isn't force feeding some kind of international human rights violation ?

Reply to annm4peace (Original post)

Sat Aug 24, 2013, 12:11 AM

Aug 2013

If someone is so upset they are are willing to starve themselves, it's usually because they have no other way to resist injustice.

What's happening there is vile. I'm disappointed that nobody seems to care.

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Day 47: Calif. Prisoner on Hunger Strike Speaks Out [View all] annm4peace Aug 2013 OP

Force feeding will only torture these guys more. Warpy Aug 2013 #1

if you read about the CDCR use of solitary confinement annm4peace Aug 2013 #2

I agree. There are always alternatives Warpy Aug 2013 #10

Some of the Transcript from Democracy Now video annm4peace Aug 2013 #3

40 years in Solitary confinement.. is that Rehabilitation or Torture ? annm4peace Aug 2013 #4

My Friend Todd Ashker: History of a One-Sided Dialogue annm4peace Aug 2013 #5

from Al Jazeera annm4peace Aug 2013 #6

Isn't force feeding some kind of international human rights violation ? limpyhobbler Aug 2013 #7

Me too annm4peace Aug 2013 #8

it's like people in prison are invisible limpyhobbler Aug 2013 #9