9/11 justice delayed: America remains in limbo with the undecided fates of Guantanamo

Comments

1. Miladoyle: i think what's interesting is that it sounds like these detainees have adjusted to their reality, but at what cost?
2. Noah: You'd think the hunger strike would've put some urgency into releasing or charging them. Is that just going to become a permanent state?
3. Veraibrahim: that's a pretty stark statement from Kristen Breitweiser, but I'm still trying to wrap my head around how these detainees can supposedly be "happy" after all this time
4. Sofia: that's probably what happens when you're kept in limbo for 20 years, still waiting for justice
5. Leo: I get the sense they think Gitmo's a comfortable existence now, after all these years
6. Vera: that's chillingly naive, don't you think?
7. Diego: I'm having trouble wrapping my head around the idea that they're okay with staying there. What's changed for them at this point?

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