[AmericanInTokyo]

We might as well develop one computer/biometric/medicinal high tech pipeline across the land, perhaps connected by fiber optic and high speed computer networks. From the offices of major poll taking companies in the USA--Gallup, USA Today, CBS News, etc --straight to the set top boxes in the offices of corrupt circular court justices on the take--then in turn, right into the feeding tubes and breathing devices in hospitals and hospices for the handicapped nationwide.

In one fell swoop, the US public can vote their 70% pro-death message, and 'Snap!', just like that, we could get judicial decisions backing it up and then automatically shut off hundreds of life sustaining machines nationwide. (Of course, The President and State Governors could just have a passord-protected, "Read Only" monitoring that would allow them to get status reports, but not to enter the system with any kind of authority. After all, "I can't DO anything! [whine]") That would eliminate a lot of the wrangled and posturing, and midnight Congressional votes upsetting congressman from the weekend rest.

Wonder if HHS could devise such a convenient, on-line, public opinion/euthanasia system for the US infrastructure? Maybe IBM and some of the German pharmaceuticals could bid in consortium

[Saundra Duffy]

I think it would be much more economical to just line up all old, frail, handicapped people - you know the type (useless eaters) - and shoot 'em. Every last one of them. Right through the head. Then drop their bodies in a mass grave - you know like they did with the Jews - and get rid of them all at once. Your method is too costly and would take too much time.

We could label my method: The Judge Greer Final Solution.