A feeding tube requires no action by the recipient.
FWIW, in college, during the summers, I was a camp counselor for mentally and physically handicapped and had probably been exposed to and taken care of more disabled children and adults than you have been exposed to in a lifetime.
Most of our campers were from residential state schools and were too handicapped to go to most camps for the handicapped. Others lived at home and it was the only two weeks of a break the parents got all year.
Some were pretty much independent. Others were TOTALLY dependent...adults in diapers who had to be fed...but not with tubes or bottles!
BTW, it was without pay. We had 24 hours off every two weeks.
Then I turned 21... very thankful for arms, legs, and a brain that worked.
So I don't mind being called names by ignorant people like you!
Unfortunate that your camp experience didn’t instill any compassion in your heart. I bet a lot of those disabled campers wouild fall into the “should be starved and dehydrated to death” category.