A criticism of liberal-minded criticisms of U.S. treatment of its war-on-terror prisoners. There's a prisoner, and you can choose to either punch him, or feed him donuts, brush his hair, or attend to his wounds, each of which impacts a meter that shows how well he's being treated. The meter steadily decreases if you do nothing, and even with non-stop coddling it's hard to get up to Geneva Convention standards, which are in any case portrayed as being better than the lives of most Americans. Part of the War on Terror collection at newgrounds, although one of the few games in the collection with editorial content.