What goes on at Guantanamo....

There's a pretty good article in the NYTimes in which

Gen. Bantz J. Craddock, head of the United States Southern Command, said soldiers at Guantánamo began strapping some of the detainees into "restraint chairs" to force-feed them and isolate them from one another after finding that some were deliberately vomiting or siphoning out the liquid they had been fed. ....

But what got me was this. After a lengthy discussion of how the new more aggressive force feeding techniques were causing pain, bleeding, and vomiting as the feeding tubes were repeatedly and forcefully run through the nasal passage,

General Craddock suggested that the medical staff had indulged the hunger strikers to the point that they had been allowed to choose the color of their feeding tubes.

A man strapped to a chair, arms restrained, head strapped back saying, "no. no. not again, no more."

And then somebody tells him he gets to choose the color of the tube. Now, that's indulgence.