[FairOpinion]

"Why do many seek answers to questions such as: How does a nation justify, publicly watching the death of an innocent disabled woman while no one was capable of stopping her murder?

Terri's death cannot be defined as anything but cold, callous, inhumane, unnecessary, wrong, and against all the laws that our country was founded upon. Laws that still read, MURDER is illegal! Assuming the majority of our world still believes murder is wrong, we must ask ourselves what can we do to prevent Terri's situation from happening to another individual? How can we seek justice for Terri and see to it that the four people who are responsible for the 14 days of her inhumane killing are brought to legal justice? "

We must not forget -- there has to be an investigation, which starts with the circumstances leading up to Terri's collapse in the first place, and examining all of Judge Greer's rulings and his his tangled web of relationships with Felos and euthanesia groups, and to make sure that this will never happen to anyone again.

[Old Professer]

Maybe we need reexamine the meaning of civilization...

[little jeremiah]

Ping to self for later pingout.

[Saundra Duffy]

Where does this leave the thousands of civilized people who are now in shock, remembering the agonizing expressions on Mary's face as she pleaded for someone, anyone, to help rescue her daughter?

I will never forget.

[hedgetrimmer]

Thanks for posting this thought-provoking and well written article.

[cyn]

wow. bingo.

and what you said in # 52, fv. Terri should not have been killed, it was allowed and we are all diminished for it. Even those who mock.

"And so it begins . . ."