Guess she should've aborted him after all. Saved everyone the trouble.
We are no longer human in America.
Nine months of pregnancy - six of those months on bedrest. Quit college. Quit my job. Fifteen years of dedication. Teaching, loving, arguing with doctors... Five years of sleepless nights monitoring blood sugar. Watching him grow into a moral and beautiful young man. Watching a soul develop.
All for nothing.
Why don't you just come on over and put a bullet in his head if he's worth so little to you? But I'm sure he's not the only one... could get messy. I know! We'll build OVENS to dispose of the bodies! Much cleaner...
Sure, he's already saved one healthy, productive life, but how much more good could he *really* do? How much could he actually contribute to the State? After all, his immune system isn't quite perfect. He does have trouble keeping his blood sugars "just so". He still has to finish high school and go to college before he really has a Value as a Citizen. And he does burn up about $400 a month in medical expenses... and that Universal Health Care is a bit pricey. Perhaps we should look at the bottom line a little closer -
- instead of looking at the gift he offers humanity by just being HIM.
some claim that the waiting chambers . . . are much more efficient, now.
reportedly . . . wherein the rail cars can be enclosed . . . which might explain the visions some have had of mile long trains carrying bodies . . .
IMO, we’re mixing up two entirely different topics in this thread.
It’s no secret that the statist/totalitarian goal is population control through birth control/abortion/euthanasia, which ironically, effects the poor, underprivileged and the minorities the most, and those are the unknowing folks who actually vote for their own demise. Sad. My own belief is that all human life is sacred, created in the image of God. He placed us here, and will call us back when He is ready.
Triage techniques have been a part of medicine for literally centuries, literally since men began killing each other in organized battles on battlefields. The French perfected the original techniques during the Napoleonic wars and WWI. Triage is a necessary thing when casualties overwhelm the system. Controversial? absolutely. But necessary during times of great catastrophe, when the sick overwhelm the ability to be treated. Thinking about the Black Plague might help to understand this concept. Literally too many sick people to care for them all, tragically.
The rub comes when a catastrophe is engineered in order to bring about a specific result- in this case, perhaps triage and identifying “sub-optimal” humans. The Nazi’s did this as a matter of routine during their reign of terror.
We are certainly seeing many old Nazi techniques being resurrected (poor choice of words, perhaps) these days. I would remain vigilant, and very, very suspicious. As Rahm Emmanuel says, “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before.”