Posted on 12/06/2008 12:41:21 PM PST by wagglebee
At least the culture of death is finally being honest about their agenda.
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Always a duty for other people to die, not their wonderful selves. There’s still time for conversion, Baroness, before you get what’s coming to you.
These people are despicable. I recently lost a dearly beloved Uncle to Alzheimer disease. I’d like to see her say it to my family.
Duty to die? The key problem with these misanthropic ideas is that they direct man’s progress downward to a kind of death spiral for mankind. Instead of fighting against death working to solve problems it instead replaces hope and faith with a cynic fatalism. These are dangerous ideas, much like radical environmentalism which is its fellow traveler.
Well, it's to "save the state's money."
The baroness should realize that her views are nothing new:
![](http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm9/wagglebee/euthanasia.jpg?t=1221694000%22";)
There, I fixed it.
“If you’re demented, ... So, why is she still here wasting resources?
There is one final step-the politically incorrect must die!
Lady Mary Warnock, age 84, says people old people suffering from dementia should check out. Okay, Lady Mary, we’re waiting.
The “right” to die, which is really a mask for the “duty” to die, is gaining traction. It is a very ominous sign, so parallel to the Nazi’s so-called final solution.
And the reason such hateful immoral people like Warnock do not admit the dangers of the slippery slope is because they LIKE the abyss into which the slippery slope falls. They just can’t quite say that (yet).
Excellent point!
It used to be the right to die, and now it’s the duty to die.
Obama’s going to balance the budget by exterminating Americans. The future is here.
http://www.lifenews.com/bio2657.html Those who are doomed but don’t know it yet, pray for them.
"On Michael’s legal team, Perrelli worked with infamous pro-euthanasia attorney George Felos as well as lawyers from the Florida chapter of the ACLU.
Obama’s selection of Perrelli to participate on his Justice Department transition team is no surprise given his comments on Terri’s painful 13-day starvation and dehydration death during the presidential campaign.
During his debate with Hillary Clinton in the Democratic presidential primary, Obama said his biggest mistake was voting with a unanimous Senate to help save Terri.
In March 2005, just weeks before Terri died, Congress approved legislation allowing her family to take its case from state courts to federal courts in an effort to stop the euthanasia from proceeding.
Terri was not on any artificial breathing apparatus and only required a feeding tube to eat and drink. Her family had filed a lawsuit against her former husband to allow them to care for her and give her proper medical and rehabilitative care.
The Senate unanimously approved a compromise bill, which the House eventually supported on a lopsided bipartisan vote and President Bush signed, to help the disabled woman.
Obama said he should have stood up against the life-saving legislation.
“It wasn't something I was comfortable with, but it was not something that I stood on the floor and stopped,” Obama said.
“And I think that was a mistake, and I think the American people understood that that was a mistake. And as a constitutional law professor, I knew better,” he added.
MURDER GOOD. LIFE IS A MISTAKE. FV paraphrases.
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