"So all that bluster about doing as we please in Iraq, with or without a U.N. mandate, was a mistake? I seem to recall the President showing genuine leadership, giving his finger to France, Germany, and Kofi Annan, and coming out on top in the end, and with much more respect than if he said, "Nah, the world disagrees. Let's bring those aircraft carriers home. It won't look good." "
I'm inclined to think that the governor could have done something, but didn't he already intervene years before?
How is this case different then the thousands just like it?
I think she was and is to be a sacrificial lamb for us. She is bringing attention to some things in this country that involve the courts and the contract of marriage.
I just heard that this despicable human being of a man husband, refused to let the family in the room when she died.
Vent your anger, we all will, but I don't think we should blame this president or fellow Freepers on this.
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Even Jesus said to Pilate, "The one who brought me here is guilty of the greater sin". That would be Michael Schiavo and his crew of vampires.
How is this case different than thousands like it? Perhaps not much in essence, but once the media becomes injected into it, the sheer SCOPE of communication and the bias of the networks can do an awful amount of damage with regard to public opinion on matters like these. There are way too many sheeple who form opinions based on what's on TV instead of what's in their hearts. By getting backed down in such a public manner, it sends a clear and strong message that the Death Cultists should try to take the next hill (killing the physically disabled) since the executive branch will do nothing to protect human life in the face of immoral law.
Anything - I mean ANYTHING - is possible with the judiciary, as decrepit as it is today. If the government won't act now, why would they act when some judge comes along and declares people with ALS or CP or Alzheimer's unworthy of living another day?