Exactly. I'm a MP in the guard and I wouldn't be driven to cause him any more discomfort than a normal detainee.
Most of my peers would take a _much_ different approach to that situation, I'm sure.
Most of my peers would take a _much_ different approach to that situation, I'm sure.
As to your personal question; I would stand against any unlawful actions taken against a detainee, and anything requiring unnecessary personal harm or danger. I don't like treating anyone inhumanely.