Child with disabilities dehydrated to death

LifeSiteNew ^ | 11/10/14 | Alex Schadenberg

[wagglebee]

Since Nancy was not otherwise dying, and since the withdrawal of hydration and nutrition was done to cause the death of Nancy by dehydration and since she died by dehydration, this is clearly a case of euthanasia by dehydration.

And since the victim had ZERO say in the matter, it was actually murder.

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[caligatrux]

That poor, poor, poor child. To think how alone, how abandoned, how confused, how scared, how unloved she must have felt. For 14 days.

Not only did they kill this child, they did it in one of the most horrible, long-suffering and excruciating ways possible.

I pray from our entire species, that we are capable of such acts as individuals, and tolerate of such acts collectively.

[OldArmy52]

An ugly, cruel and unusual way to put a victim to death.
Death Row convicted mass murderers are killed far more mercifully.

At least Society should treat such innocent victims with the courtesy and kindness it treats the most vile criminals with.

No?

God Bless America?
Whatever for?
The USA has become evil.
Is God preparing Russia and China to bring violent judgement upon the USSA (formerly USA)?

[OldArmy52]

Note, this was in the U.K.
But the USA does the same.
Remember Terry S in Florida?

[Bitsy]

I remember the pain I felt when Terri finally died from dehydration. The people that impose that death on others need to go through the same torment so that they realize how much physical pain is involved. Yes, they should have to suffer the same fate or at least almost to death so they can live through the torturous experience and maybe then the imposers can become a member of the human society again - maybe.

[ari-freedom]

We treat murderers better.

[FamiliarFace]

Horrible! How depraved! Our Lord must weep!

[Seruzawa]

“Watching my daughter suffer for days while they cut off her fluids was unbearable.”

Apparently not unbearable enough. This murderess needs to look up the word "unbearable".

In any case, if you inject someone with a massive overdose of morphine it's murder. But instead you can let them die of thirst and that's okay? Sick, evil, vicious and cruel. I hope the judges and lawyers and politicians who allow this distinction all die of thirst. Staked out of an anthill would be even better. Add the doctors who go along with it.

[Seruzawa]

I forgot to add that I’m not afraid of Godwin’s Law and there’s no need to waste time. The judge is a Nazi, no matter how much flowery language and legalistic mumbo-jumbo is used to hide it.

[wagglebee]

Several years ago I developed "Wagglebee's Corollary" to "Godwin's Law" and that is that whenever the subject is euthanasia or eugenics, some supporter of those agendas will inevitably state something that perfectly mirrors Nazi propaganda.

[trisham]

England and some other european countries are becoming increasingly amoral and almost suicidal in their attitudes toward life.

[spokeshave]

Just the UK "Liverpool Pathway"....a quick and painful pathway from ward to morgue......and applied to thousands of UK seniors, disabled, premature babies and teenagers smashed up in motorcycle accidents....

and coming to you via Obamacare.

[spokeshave]

...yeah and a few doctors who remember their Hippocratic oath and prescribe water for patients in the UK.....

....meanwhile mean nurses confiscate vases of flowers brought into hospitals for patients loved ones....(to avoid giving water to the patient)

[Albion Wilde]

Charlotte Fitzmaurice Wise, the mother of Nancy, stated... “She went in pain. It will stay with me forever. Although I will live with the guilt forever, I know I have done everything I can for her and she is at peace.”

And she knows this how?

[chris37]

I really hate this.

I have hated this since I first heard of it with Terry Schiavo.

Life isn’t perfect. Every day of your life isn’t going to be perfect. Some days me be pain. All days may be pain. Those days are still, in fact, a gift from God, and even those days are to be treasured.

Societies that engage in this behavior deserve to perish.

This is truly awful.

[Sioux-san]

I will never forget Terri either. Giving food and water to another human being is considered a “medical treatment” that can be withdrawn without the person’s consent. This is a cold calculated move to empty the hospitals, nursing homes and hospice houses of people considered unworthy of care and comfort. Pure evil.

[ari-freedom]

“I forgot to add that I’m not afraid of Godwin’s Law and there’s no need to waste time. The judge is a Nazi, no matter how much flowery language and legalistic mumbo-jumbo is used to hide it.”

Godwin’s law applies to Apple vs Google flame fests, not when actual murder is decreed by the court.