[northernlightsII]

I did not feel bad because of the military operation per se,I felt bad for the action that the military was asked to enforce. The bad of that situation was not the use of force, i was the use of force for an evil purpose.
When the law is unjust, or in this case evil, then justice must triumph over legality,and force can be used to restore justice and defeat evil.
Regarding JBush, I believe he has been a steadfast defender of Terri for years now,and he is proceeding with the best advice to secure relief for Terri.I still believe that in the end he will have to use his executive powers to secure the person of Terri.

[texasflower]

My point in bringing up the Elian case is that the democrats don't have good judgment and in some cases are positively evil.

Why would we want to set things up where they can do whatever they want and tell us we have no right to complain because our Bush overruled a law?

They would using this to do exactly the opposite of what you want done.

They will be going into hospitals, nursing homes and hospice centers and yanking tubes out of everybody.

Don't think for a second they wouldn't use this for all sorts of evil purposes.

[AMDG&BVMH]

"The bad of that situation was not the use of force, i was the use of force for an evil purpose. "

That is, indeed, the proper distinction.

And police power is being used for an evil purpose even now, guarding Terri to be sure no one can help her! That evil use of police power is going on NOW -- yet some see that as "legal" because it was ordered by a Probate Judge; but if the GOVERNOR ordered it to save an innocent life, it would be illegal!! GO FIGURE.