| Should the husband of Terri Schiavo be allowed to remove her feeding tube? |
 49.91%Yes |
| 50.09% No |
Agreed.
However, Florida has a lot to gain by removing assets that sap the resources of the state AND to absorb the assets of those deceased without heirs.
You see, Florida is a retirement state - why should Florida not profit from assisting the "drains" on the health system on to their reward. Apparently the death culture (meaning death determined by the courts and others for the weak) is very strong in Florida.
It might prove beneficial to plan your retirement for some place other than Florida. Yet, if you are willing to allow a spouse the right to kill you if you fall into a coma and the spouse suddenly remembers you said you did not want to live incapacitated, go ahead - enjoy Florida.
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| Should the husband of Terri Schiavo be allowed to remove her feeding tube? |
| 49.91% Yes |
| 50.09% No |
I would love to see her kidnapped. It would have to be a pretty high-tech operation, to move her, keep her alive, set her up in some secret location, but I'd love to see it. And then set up a web-cam --- not connected to the traceable internet but to a VCR. And send tapes to the media once in a while. And let them fume and rage that they didn't get to kill her.
Ok. I know. Time to wake up and smell the crematorium.
Surely, with all the questionability of voting in FLORIDA, TERRI voted, (even if for the DEMOCRATS)!
Good one! I'm getting tired of Michael Schiavo treating Terri like she's his property to be disposed of like trash. If Greer tries to crap all over Florida authorities sent in to investigate, there will be hell to pay.