BBC Feminist's Sordid Suicide Pact Made Public

LifeSite ^ | 9/15/06 | Hilary White

[goldfinch]

It would seem that Dick Lamm was merely ahead of his time when he asserted people have a 'duty to die and get out of the way' back in the 70s when he was Governor of Colorado. People were outraged them. I wonder how they would react today...

[mass55th]

Hopefully her mother felt "trapped" after having this ingrate as a child.

[starfish923]

What an incredibly selfish, egocentric woman mememe woman. She doesn't want to care for the woman who gave birth to her, took care of HER when SHE was a helpless, innocent vulnerable child.
She doesn't even seem to care that there ARE options and help. There is also prayer for courage and strength.
Perhaps she doesn't know to Whom she ought to pray for courage and strength. I wouldn't be surprised.

That's not "Nazi" as one poster puts it. That would put a 1932 beginning of such selfish, self-centered behavior. That didn't start last century. That evil is as old as humanity.

It is not confined to age, gender, religion or anything else. It's confined to a mean, cold, selfish heart of a human being, made in our Creator's image, with free will.
In this case, she CHOSE evil.

[stm]

A Dr. Josef Mengele fan no doubt.

[Argus]

She lives partly in London in a basement flat and in Cheshire in a Peak District farmhouse - wuthering heights and wuthering depths. She has a partner, David, of twenty six years standing and two sons.

Wonder if Jenni would take care of her "partner" if he came down with something unfortunate and debilitating. Or would he have to expect the old pillow over the face or the lethal dose slipped into his tea?

[Zeon Cowboy]

What a disgusting person.

[stm]

"She lives partly in London in a basement flat.......

That would be the part of her less her brain.

[evets]

Mmmmm......pork.

[nmh]

She said, “I am not ashamed to say some lives are more worth living than others.”

Talk about a self esteem problem. Feminism is a GIANT self esteem problem.

[Tamar1973]

The network said: "Jenni is angry that, having fought so hard to become liberated and independent, women are now being trapped into caring for dependent parents."

Then why is she waiting until she becomes "incapacitated" before doing it, why not do it now and save her poor mother from having to hear another peep out of her ungrateful brat of a daughter?!

[stm]

"Funny how leftists parrot the Nazis"

Yet never hesitate to call us "neocon" Republicans Nazis. It's the hypocrasy of the left.

[patton]

yep.

[Blue_Ridge_Mtn_Geek]

"She lives partly in London in a basement flat and in Cheshire in a Peak District farmhouse - wuthering heights and wuthering depths. She has a partner, David, of twenty six years standing and two sons."

'Wonder if Jenni would take care of her "partner" if he came down with something unfortunate and debilitating. Or would he have to expect the old pillow over the face or the lethal dose slipped into his tea?'

Well, let's just say that her answer to the old Beatle song question: "Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I'm 64?" is not just "No," it's "Hell No!!!"

http://www.mp3lyrics.org/b/beatles/when-im-64/

[jdm]

"I'm the master of my fate, the captain of my soul" line."

Oh, I've seen that sort of thing. I won't dispute that. However, I haven't seen anyone here refer to caring for an (ill) loved one as being "trapped." That's the line that killed me. It's lower than low.

[Beckwith]

If she wants to hurry up and depart this world I am sure she won't be missed.

I prefer she lives to 105 and is ignored by everyone.

[thoughtomator]

That was exactly what the Terri Schiavo case was about, and why so many wanted her to die before her time.

[thoughtomator]

Actually it is true.

Enjoy, if you have a few hours to read through it:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-backroom/1373116/posts

[madprof98]

Well, this example is especially sordid. I suppose that's why it hits home. Something similar happens whenever the subject of family or familial obligations comes up these days. People will rant and rave about what a "burden" (the usual word) marital obligations and children are: HOW DARE THEY TRY TO TIE ME DOWN! But they tend to get queasy if you propose butchering kids and eating them. There are limits, in other words, but they are limits to which our sensibilities soon grow inured unless they are restrained by the kind of moral principles most people used to profess.

[rabidralph]

"Dear Ms. Murray,

You are a burden to me.

rabidralph"

[thoughtomator]

If I called these people "libertarian," I would be raising their drunken rantings to the status of a philosophy.

You'd also be offending real libertarians like myself who understand and adhere to the original philosophy known by that name before it was hijacked by anarchists.