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To: missyme

The Nazis did win after all.


2 posted on 12/01/2004 7:20:04 AM PST by American Vet Repairman (The Battle of Fallujah...another great Marine Corps victory...OORRAHHH!!!!!)
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To: American Vet Repairman

True. Bizarre that the Left is the real instrument of such evil after half a century of trying to portray the Right as the heirs of Nazi ethics. I always say: Once a Socialist, always a National Socialist.


3 posted on 12/01/2004 8:01:13 AM PST by WorkingClassFilth (From Ku Klux Klan to the modern era of the Koo Kleft Klan...the true RAT legacy.)
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To: American Vet Repairman
No, the Nazis did not "win". If that were the case, this subject would not be openly debated and you could not freely express your opposition.

This is a slippery slope and we should be very careful how we deal with it. Too much government control over family and medical decisions does not characterize a free society and irresponsible, impulsive and emotional decisions regarding life and death serve no one well. Trying to compassionately alleviate pain with the possibility of premature death can be a very tricky dilemma. We do, however, sometimes seem to be more concerned about the suffering of our pets than with the suffering of our fellow human beings. Everyone passes from this earthly environment - how that occurs is an important part of the whole experience. For me, quantity of human life is not necessarily equivalent to the quality of that life. I have no desire to be kept around as a family vegetable, enduring the suffering of seriously deteriorating quality of life. And, I don't want the government dictating that requirement.

4 posted on 12/01/2004 8:37:47 AM PST by Semper
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