[nicmarlo]

That's why he comes into the hospital earlier on and asks the nurse, "is the b*tch dead yet?" Funny way to show you care for somebody. And he told one of his previous "girlfirends" that he had no idea what Terri would want. It wasn't until several years and a couple of million dollars later (conveniently, immediately following the acquisition of the money which he got by tearfully swearing to a jury that he would use it for Terri's rehabilitation) that he suddenly had a "recollection" that Terri said she "wouldn't want to live like that." Never mind the fact that subjecting someone to an agonizing death by starvation wasn't even an option at the time, so even if she HAD said that, (and according to her best friend she said just the opposite), at that time, she could have only meant artificial life support. Food is NOT artificial life support.

That's absolutely correct, sweetliberty. At the time that Terri could still talk, even if she had verbalized NOT wanting to be on "artificial life support," FOOD AND WATER was not considered life support. After Michael Schaivo hired attorney George Felos, he campaigned, with Senator King, to get the law changed to ADD FOOD AND WATER as 'artificial life support' again, AFTER Michael Schaivo had gotten over $1.3 million, swearing, under oath, "HE WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF TERRI FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE. And right after he got the money, he slapped a DNR order on Terri. How's that a loving husband?

[Servant of the 9]

That's absolutely correct, sweetliberty. At the time that Terri could still talk, even if she had verbalized NOT wanting to be on "artificial life support," FOOD AND WATER was not considered life support. After Michael Schaivo hired attorney George Felos, he campaigned, with Senator King, to get the law changed to ADD FOOD AND WATER as 'artificial life support' again, AFTER Michael Schaivo had gotten over $1.3 million, swearing, under oath, "HE WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF TERRI FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE. And right after he got the money, he slapped a DNR order on Terri. How's that a loving husband?

The system isn't perfect. Everyone knows OJ killed his ex wife, but they couldn't convict him. That doesn't mean we should throw it all out for all 350 million of us.

Maybe her husband is an eeevil Bastid, but her family couldn't prove it, so it isn't true in law. Bad things happen to good people. Get over it, because if the law is changed to protect Terri, like the idiocy the house passed, it will cause untold misery for thousands of families every year tied up in stupid court cases by nosy third cousins or whiny bambified children.

So9

[sweetliberty]

I am just heartsick over this whole horrible thing, that we now put so little value on human life that we allow a monster of a man, a creepy, ghoulish attorney and one corrupt judge with an agenda, all with a vested interest, to trump everyone else, without even allowing for a fair and unbiased presentation of evidence. These bottom feeders doubtless know that were the facts actually presented, they could no longer make a pretense of justifying their evil position. The euthanasia agenda is straight out of the pit of hell, and I hope that not one of these godless reprobates ever has a moment of peace, waking or sleeping, unless they are genuinely turned to repentance.