Usual adversaries among missing in Schiavo fight

Washington Times ^ | Tuesday, March 22, 2005 | By Cheryl Wetzstein

[JohnHuang2]

THE WASHINGTON TIMES

As in most culture war issues, the battle over Terri Schiavo's life has attracted an outpouring from an army of traditional values, pro-life, conservative and religious groups. But there is virtual silence from many of their usual adversaries: The National Organization for Women, NARAL Pro-Choice America and other major pro-choice and feminist groups don't mention the brain-damaged Florida woman on their Web sites. Neither does Americans United for Separation of Church and State, the National Council of Churches or the National Coalition for Domestic Violence (NCDV), even though these groups often lock horns with some of the organizations defending Mrs. Schiavo's right to life. Click to learn more... In Congress, some Democrats have been outspoken on the issue. "There is no bedroom safe in America. There is no hospital room safe," said Democratic Rep. David Wu, of Oregon, which has a right-to-die law.

[goldstategop]

Liberals ARE for euthanasia. They just don't want people to think they are. As the old saying goes, don't judge them by their silence here. Judge them by THEIR actions. It speaks volumes about where they REALLY stand on matters of life and death.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[JohnHuang2]

"They just don't want people to think they are. "

Can't hide it anymore . . . Everybody knows it now...

[Orlando]

Because they real goal was to DESTROY UNBORN BABIES, FAMILY, FATHERS and BOYS , and DESTROY GOD WORKS !
They are showing there TRUE SOULS to us ALL !!!

They are DEMONS in the human body, time must be getting short for them to show there true colors to the world.

[-=Wing_0_Walker=-]

I think we have to change their label to LIBERKILLS

[ClancyJ]

What a great word.

[Hugin]

Stepping up for Michael Schiavo, who supported removing his wife's feeding tube, is the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

What would the ACLU say if Florida changed it's law so that instead of executing murderers by lethal injection, they were to be strapped to a gurney and denied food and water until dead. Do you think that they might argue dying of starvation and dehydration is cruel and unusual? Hmmmm.....

[exDemMom]

Once upon a time, feminists stood up for the right of women not to be considered their husbands' chattel, but to be considered persons in their own right. I guess that's all passé now.

[mewzilla]

Not all lives, even female lives, are created equal.

Not to them.

[MomwithHope]

we can still write to President Bush, Gov. Bush and Bill Frist. Ask then to send in marshalls to enforce those supoenas. If you haven't written or called anyone over this issue please do it NOW
email President Bush – president@whitehouse.gov
Governor Bush – jeb.bush@myflorida.com
Bill Frist - http://frist.senate.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=AboutSenatorFrist.ContactForm

[polymuser]

Bullseye. It's all inbred political powerplay now with leftist groups. They pulled the tubes on their core principles long ago for money, power and elitism.

My fear is that America will be judged, and denied blessings, when the 'will of the people' is to watch Terri starve to death.