Auschwitz in America

world net daily ^ | 10-18-03 | William J. Federer

[MarMema]

Welcome to the advancement of Utilitarian Amerika.

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through the medical establishment and philosophical elite's adoption of the "quality of life" concept in place of the "sanctity of life."

Don't miss this line. This is exactly where the changes are coming from right now - the medical profession and the universities and intellectual ivory towers.

Don't tell me we are not in deep, deep doo-doo. The similarities are chilling and real.

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[.cnI redruM]

Gotta get rid of those Medicare Cost Drivers!!

Just think of euthanasia as a tax cut liberals can safely vote for!

[Arthur McGowan]

What is happening right now in Florida demonstrates that, for a society to become a mass-murdering society, all that is needed is a few well-placed "pro-life" office-holders, who crumple in the face of a few people who are determined to kill.

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Year 2015. President Hilliary Clinton citing the bankruptcy of social security and rising cost of medical care for the aged calls on congress to enact her proposals titled, "The Social Humanity Act.

In her Washington speach to the trial lawyers association and insurance industry pacc, she emphasized we need this law for the children. Many children are going without an adequate education, video entertainment helmets, and medical Ritaln, so their grandparents can continue to live beyond their useful tax lives.

[MarMema]

There is no reason to be afraid of pain in this country today. There is adequate pain relief for the dying available. I work in the medical profession.

There is however, great reason to be afraid of the cultural changes we are experiencing. Please visit my FR page and read some of the stories I have collected of many, many disabled people being killed who were in no pain at all.

Finally please visit another thread of mine here on FR, Role of Brain Death.

In the medical journals currently, top medical people from around the country are discussing the ideas of redefining death to include the disabled, use of children for organ harvesting before they have died, and the wastefulness of those who are seriously ill and require long-term maintenance. Also the idea that how alive you are is irrelevant, instead the concept of irreversibility is being put forth as the new god.
Anyone with any kind of minimal chronic illness is likely to be considered "irreversible".

[MarMema]

You are correct, but unfortunately the current Schiavo case in Florida is simply one more in a long line.
On my FR page you can read the stories of others before Terri who were euthanized by family members for convenience because the courts have now declared our constitution to include a mythical "right to die". We are becoming a judical monarchy.

[tpaine]

Can this holocaust happen in America? Indeed, it has already begun. The idea of killing a person and calling it "death with dignity" is an oxymoron. The "mercy-killing" movement puts us on the same path as pre-Nazi Germany. The "quality of life" concept, which eventually results in the Hegelian utilitarian attitude of a person's worth being based on their contribution toward perpetuating big government, is in stark contrast to America's founding principles.

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Mother Teresa of Calcutta, whose version of "death with dignity" was to gather the dying from off the street and show compassion to these rejected and abandoned members of the human race, all the while knowing that they may only survive for another half hour. Her "mercy-living" movement went to great trouble to house, wash and feed even the most hopeless and derelict, because of inherent respect for the "sanctity of life" of each individual.

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Who in america is preventing the Mother Teresa's among us from establishing private facilities for "mercy living" centers?

[MarMema]

In many previous cases similar to the Schiavo case, offers such as the one you describe were made repeatedly by religious institutions, and denied by the courts or family members of the individual being killed.

In the Hugh Finn killing there were many offers made to care for him at no cost in order to keep him from dying a horrendous, cruel death by dehydration.

In the case of Baby Doe, an infant born with Downs Syndrome and a common, easily correctable, defect of his swallowing tube was allowed to die of dehydration by his parents and the courts, even though hundreds of families asked to be allowed to adopt him. He was considered defective and therefore able to be killed. No infant without Downs Syndrome and with the same correctable defect would have been so easily discarded.

It is important to realize that this is about dehumanizing populations, and creating a utilitarian society.

[MarMema]

Maybe this will help.

[tpaine]

Are you saying that the government forced the responsible family members to decline these offers?

[Eala]

There is however, great reason to be afraid of the cultural changes we are experiencing.

And too many of them unawares, as happened in other ways in that society as recorded in an excerpt here.

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

I want to see Judge Greer, Felos and all of their criminal cohorts pay for this. They don't deserve even one more night of restful sleep, imo. I think we should all come together and take out full page ads in their local papers exposing them, and what they've done. We cannot and should not let this end, or it will simply happen again and again.

I wonder what they're eating for a snack right now? What did they have for lunch?

[MHGinTN]

She is hinting (IMHO) that the culture, which has embraced the 'quality of life' perspective over the 'sanctity of life' concept, has bought into a slope that effects a citizen's reasoning toward their relatives, making them 'responsible to a twisted taboo structure'.

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At Hadamar Mental Institution, the victims were stripped, dressed in paper shirts and taken to a gas chamber where they were murdered with hydrocyanic acid gas, and the bodies moved to crematoriums by conveyer belts, six bodies to a furnace. The psychiatrist in charge at Hadamar was Dr. Adolf Wahlmann, an active member of the German Mental Hygiene Movement.

After information about the exterminations began to filter down to the German public, some members of the clergy started speaking out against the program. Hitler ordered the T4 program to stop killing patients in gas chambers. Instead the program went underground and victims were poisoned or starved to death.

HISTORY

So we now starve to death publicly, with no sense of shame.

What next? Something similar to the German Hereditary Act where offspring of "non-essential feeders" could be labelled and offed too?