Ice tortured and cut open a man's stomach after he went on a hunger strike
The tube is permanent and he will need another surgery to get it out. Usually feeding tubes go in the nose but ice cut open his stomach and did something permanent to him that can't easily be undone.
I'm wondering if the surgery was done in a sterile .environment. If the people that performed the surgery were fully qualified to do the surgery. And did they have the proper equipment to do the surgery safely. My guess is no - plus they will probably send the guy an over inflated bill for the surgery. Cheers and happy weekend!
Even the feeding tubes are garbage. They are painful and leave you with issues for years. That's bad enough. Something all Americans should have stopped from happening by now.
But this..
Indeed no words suffice.
Edit: Force feeding should be against the law in 99.99% of scenarios. It's a disgusting measure of human cruelty and lack of autonomous respect.
@Magicianzini This is why I feel maga politicians and judges should be treated as traitors to be honest, they routinely circumvent the constitution like the right to peaceful protest and they do it knowingly. I really think since maga is a fan of old laws there's got to be something for people who also go against the constitution
@GerOttman they opened his stomach, it's irreversible until they get another surgery and it has never been done like that before, a little more than just giving them a feeding tube.
There's no reason to cheer for other people's torture, I don't get how you're so racist that you wouldn't have empathy for others. Whoever must have hurt you in real life must have been bad
@Quimliqer It did happen, the only reason you want to be on here is to cast doubt since you support Nazi tactics. Thank goodness you're not the majority.
The Guardian is not naming the man because efforts to contact him have been unsuccessful. Like in all force-feeding cases, the majority of his court records are sealed, concealing many details from the public.
The secretive practice of force-feeding inside detention centers has been widely condemned by human rights organizations as torture. Involuntary medical procedures in response to hunger strikes in detention are often painful and traumatizing.
“The cruelty of the extreme tactics at ICE’s disposal to end lawful protest, including forcibly cutting into a protester’s body to insert a tube in their stomach, underscores the horrors happening outside our view in ICE detention centers,” said Savannah Kumar, a staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Texas. “ICE’s brutal use of involuntary medical procedures on hunger strikers demonstrates how degrading conditions have gotten in these hidden places, which is often exactly what hunger strikers are protesting in the first place.”