This commentary is from someone that goes to Catholic Mass every Sunday.
Donviti wrote:
This is how we treat human beings in America:
Detainee began to cry. Visibly shaken. Very emotional. Detainee cried. Disturbed. Detainee began to cry. Detainee bit the IV tube completely in two. Started moaning. Uncomfortable. Moaning. Began crying hard spontaneously. Crying and praying. Very agitated. Yelled. Agitated and violent. Detainee spat. Detainee proclaimed his innocence. Whining. Dizzy. Forgetting things. Angry. Upset. Yelled for Jesus …
Urinated on himself. Began to cry. Asked God for forgiveness. Cried. Cried. Became violent. Began to cry. Broke down and cried. Began to pray and openly cried. Cried out to Jesus several times. Trembled uncontrollably.
—–Original Message—–
From: True Patriot
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2008
To: Donviti
Subject: Re: This is your America now
Why was he being detained? What was he trying to do and to whom? Maybe he was stopped from doing something horrible.
Also, our prisons are over-crowded with convicted murderers and all sorts of other nuts that if you ask any of them; they will swear on a stack of bibles that they are innocent.
Donvit wrote:
He was released and never tried for anything.
—–Original Message—–
From: True Patriot
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2008
To: Donviti
Subject: Re: This is your America now
Our government is not perfect. And, if they were to error; I would rather it be with that guy than having another 9/11.
Donviti wrote:
so you agree with torture though, guilty or innocent? We should be allowed to torture
—–Original Message—–
From: True Patriot
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2008
To: Donviti
Subject: Re: This is your America now
I did not say that. That is your problem. You read into things that are not there. I have no opinion on torture. I leave it in the hands of John McCain and my government. I am sure that their definition of torture will be quite different from that of Christy’s. I do not want to leave it up to someone from the ACLU.