The U.S. government has injected hundreds of foreigners it has deported with dangerous psychotropic drugs against their will to keep them sedated during the trip back to their home country, according to medical records, internal documents and interviews with people who have been drugged.... Involuntary chemical restraint of detainees, unless there is a medical justification, is a violation of some international human rights codes. The practice is banned by several countries where, confidential documents make clear, U.S. escorts have been unable to inject deportees with extra doses of drugs during layovers en route to faraway places.Oh, don't be silly. Human rights violations are only illegal when other people do them, like the Chinese.
Maine Revisited: Is There a Backlash Against Same-Sex Marriage?
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In light of the New York State Senate's decision on Wednesday to vote down
gay marriage, I've been thinking a little bit more about what happened last
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