Posted on 03/21/2005 5:14:06 PM PST by ambrose
Some people apparently are more worthy of "saving" than others...
Don't stir the pot, Ambrose.
I just happend to have this link handy from a Terri Thread.
I'm assuming (not sure) that this is the law they are talking about.
http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/docs/HS/content/htm/hs.002.00.000166.00.htm
To find the section, do a search for the phrase "When There Is A Disagreement About Medical Treatment"
this baby had a terminal condition that was tragic...I think it would have been more cruel to subject the baby to anymore measures.....he is in God's Kingdom now.
But, definitely not the last.
This is the slippery slope that started in Europe, and found its way here. This baby is probably a "test case", and who knows what baby is next?
The mother is a psycho who claimed that the baby would never die. She also claimed the Sun was the baby's father, never explaining how she got close enough to copulate.
The baby had an accute case of this affliction, and not one doctor in the entire country suggested that the baby wasn't terminal.
This was the biggest waste of legal and medical resources in recent history.
When will it end.
Some people apparently are more worthy of "saving" than others...
Nazi Germany Part II.
This is exactly the reasoning those who want to kill Terri use. Why should the government have this right?
Well thank GOD the Fed didn't get involved! Whoo! Now THAT would have been AWFUL! Who cares about a baby, it's a state's rights issue! Wow, we dodged a bullet on this one--the nation would have crumbled if some federal judge got involved, that's all I can say, since that's the most important thing! Whew!
I heard Boortz mention that.
"Some people apparently are more worthy of "saving" than others..."
It isn't a question of worth. It's a question of awareness. Do you realize how much was going on while Clinton was in office? Even a Partial Birth Abortion ban was a knock-down-drag-out fight. You think people didn't or don't care? Think again!
Then there is the 'anchor baby' problem. While Bush doesn't take borders seriously, he did have to keep the hospitals running.
Lastly, but this won't matter to Boortz, the parents in this case want to cover the costs. That's a big difference in my book.
Ping. This is something Boortz brought up to undermine pro-life credibility. FReegards....
I understand but his condition was inoperable and incurable etc.....Terri is an adult, this baby would not have survived period, the lungs would not have grown....sometimes I think love means not letting one suffer as well if possible......
Babies, young children, teens, young adults, and on up to geriatrics. The slippery slope will not "err on the side of life" but of death.
Mr. Nikolouzos was moved to Avalon Place, a nursing home in San Antonio yesterday. It is one of eight homes in TX which can care for patients on ventilators.
Florida's Medicare is going to pay Teri's bills.
George W. Bush signed that bill into law. It does say some lives are more valuable than others, which is despicable.
oh stop.....your sarcasm is noted big guy.......you were being sarcastic weren't you?????????.......LOL
Really feel for the mom-must be difficult.
If people really, deeply believe there is a heaven, and that innocent people who die will spend eternity in the glory of God's presence, why do they simultaneously work so hard to keep the Terri Schiavos of the world in this world?
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