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10. Can Nobel prizes be rescinded?

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Mon May 13, 2013, 06:55 PM

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Guantánamo hunger strikers subject to harsh new method of force feeding [View all] Judi Lynn May 2013 OP

K&R DeSwiss May 2013 #1

This is awful. oldandhappy May 2013 #2

We should vow that, one day, no matter how many years or decades hence, The Stranger May 2013 #3

Amen sikofit3 May 2013 #13

Pres Obama on start of 2nd term: 'You start thinking about history and a longer sweep of time" dixiegrrrrl May 2013 #4

He is the Commander-in-Chief..... DeSwiss May 2013 #18

When it comes to Guantanamo, the US government IS Ariel Castro. Comrade Grumpy May 2013 #5

The difference is total immunity. tblue May 2013 #16

What's this "total immunity" of which you speak? "Sovereign Immunity" covers it, Constitutionally! sir pball May 2013 #49

K&R. nt OnyxCollie May 2013 #6

WTF is wrong with this administration? blackspade May 2013 #7

I know. tblue May 2013 #17

Torture is now legal in the U.S. Kelvin Mace May 2013 #8

Kept in this chair until enlightenment May 2013 #9

Either this torture chair was fabricated on site.... blackspade May 2013 #22

It's a combination of a standard prison restraining chair and an ambulance neck brace. Sirveri May 2013 #29

I'd imagine it's what they use for unresponsive critical anorexics.. sir pball May 2013 #50

Can Nobel prizes be rescinded? Pterodactyl May 2013 #10

shameful Kali May 2013 #11

There is no rationale to defend this. rug May 2013 #12

K&R Solly Mack May 2013 #14

Question. Should the government then just let them commit suicide by starving themselves? cstanleytech May 2013 #15

If that's their wish, yes. Demit May 2013 #19

No, they should let them go. Ash_F May 2013 #20

Yes. blackspade May 2013 #21

Really? Could you quote the relevant law that now allows the president cstanleytech May 2013 #28

Really? Is he the commander in chief?? blackspade May 2013 #32

Either you arent a US Citizen or if you are you failed a couple of classes in school. cstanleytech May 2013 #33

Wow. blackspade May 2013 #43

The fail is on you because congress does play a part. cstanleytech May 2013 #44

Yawn.... blackspade May 2013 #46

So, by humane you mean he just should be letting them starve to death? nt cstanleytech May 2013 #47

False dichotomy. The Stranger May 2013 #23

Remember these are NOT convicted felons NOR Prisoners of War happyslug May 2013 #24

Hey I agree they should be tried or released, congress is the one that doesnt. nt cstanleytech May 2013 #27

I agree too temmer May 2013 #37

Welcome to DU my friend! hrmjustin May 2013 #38

It's the Rethugs fault...they're the ones who won't fund their release. Airline tickets cost money. Auntie Bush May 2013 #39

Actually it is their fault but I think its mainly that they are using the people held there cstanleytech May 2013 #40

You then believe there are two and only two options available? LanternWaste May 2013 #25

More like I am wondering if anyone here has any other viable solutions keeping in mind things like cstanleytech May 2013 #26

Let them die with dignity, like Terry Schiavo. Many of them have already been "released" riderinthestorm May 2013 #45

absolutely horrible Close Gitmo lovuian May 2013 #30

Obama agrees with you cstanleytech May 2013 #34

Except that he doesn't do anything about it. Comrade Grumpy May 2013 #36

Question is though is it cstanleytech May 2013 #41

Again, Rethugs won't fund a transfer to a state prison...or anywhere else. Auntie Bush May 2013 #42

K&R woo me with science May 2013 #31

. libodem May 2013 #35

Al Jazeera first published the full document alp227 May 2013 #48

Where is the honor of the we-were-just-following-orders guards? AnotherMcIntosh May 2013 #51

these "Doctors" should lose their credentials riverwalker May 2013 #52