As a strong pro-lifer who was in Terri's camp ALL the way, I have been attacked more irrationally and slanderously by pro-Terri posters than by any other single group in my 4+ years on FR.
That was part of the reason I have refrained from joining in on this thread until now.
But I will say this. Regardless of the condition of her brain, or her sightlessness, she should not have been dehydrated to death by a court. She had parents willing to care for her, and she has been denied the right to life that GOD gave her by a leftist activist judge.
Nothing in any autopsy can right the wrong that has been done, and we need to be vigilant and pro active in changing the laws that allowed this to happen.
Amen.
Thank you for your reasonable comments. It's indeed a bizarre experience to be lumped into some kind of pro-death cult after years of involvement in the pro-life movement, just because I disagree with (and find it sadly unchristian to do so) falsely accusing people of murder.
One has to wonder if it is all right to dehydrate to death all those who have brain damage. Since everyone seems to think that an autopsy pointing out brain damage somehow makes murdering her a moral thing to do.Strange world.