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To: Fred Nerks
Why should that post be pulled? It raises a fair question: Just what does a an aging judge do to make sure he's not faced with the same outcome? Ask yourself, how might Greer answer that one? Would he agree to starvation and dehydration if he had the choice? What might he do to avoid it? Has he made a Living Will??? (Knowing full well such a document wouldn't save him?)

I agree with you. I didn't see any perceived threat. Your post raises a good point. What would or should a judge do if they become legally blind? Should they resign?

1,193 posted on 04/08/2005 5:06:26 PM PDT by Netizen (USA - Land of the free, home of the brave, where the handicapped are legally starved and dehydrated!)
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To: Netizen

"What would or should a judge do if they become legally blind?"

Or suffer from dementia? a NATURAL result of the aging process, due to restricted bloodflow to the brain. That's why we have a retirement age. Time to rest, take it easy, enjoy hobbies, not make life ending decisions for others.

Lifetime appointments are what DICTATORS demand.


1,197 posted on 04/08/2005 5:27:04 PM PDT by Fred Nerks (Proud to be an Aussie.)
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