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To: Hildy; JeanS; All

I just posted this on anothe thread but I will repost it here (yes, I am prolife):

Is it possible that the judge has studied all the facts carefully and determined that the subject is indeed braindead?

Would a judge really order the death of someone who could still be saved?


93 posted on 02/26/2005 8:29:04 PM PST by EveningStar
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To: EveningStar
Is it possible that the judge has studied all the facts carefully and determined that the subject is indeed braindead?

A judge, yeah who isn't as corrupt as this one.

Would a judge really order the death of someone who could still be saved?

Yes, apparently there are all sorts of family and financial ties that are just coming to light.

If this judge were really interested in fairness and justice, he would have removed the 'husband' as guardian for his having abandoned the 'ward' - his wife, that he vowed to care for, when he he took up living with another woman. Can you say conflict of interest?

I just do not know how any honest person can tell me that this POS doesn't have a conflict of interest.

188 posted on 02/26/2005 10:42:42 PM PST by Badray (Quinn's First Law -- Liberalism ALWAYS generates the exact opposite of its stated intent.)
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