[Theodore R.]

I still think Michael Schiavo will have a long, happy life. Sometimes God permits that kind of injustice to teach others or lesson, or maybe God has a strange sense of humor. Of course, our ideas of "happiness" may not be the same. Schiavo is convinced that HE is right. That's why he is letting the Schindlers in now without interference; he knows she is just a few hours from death now, and the legislature, were it to act (and I don't think it will) will come too late to save her. So he can now afford to appear charitable.

[supercat]

So he can now afford to appear charitable.

Taking a pretty big risk, though, when you think about it. A mortal one, even.

[supercat]

I still think Michael Schiavo will have a long, happy life.

I know life isn't a radio drama, but I wonder whether the Schiavo Triumvirate might unravel a bit when its members no longer need each others' services but have enough dirt to land the others in jail.

[lakey]

Sometimes, too, God permits this kind of injustice to see where we, the onlookers, stand.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

schiavo is a bigger fool and pompous as_ than humanly possible if he considers "allowing" the parents of his "wife" to visit her a she languishes in the death bed that he continues to keep her in as "charitable." But he is selfish and twisted (and also possibly a criminal), so it is possible. He needs a swift kick if you ask me.