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The most difficult part about fighting the euthanazi's is that to do this, we need to think constantly about the value of life and the threat of forced death, i.e. euthanasia.

It is forced death i.e. murders and euthanasia that we are fighting. Death with dignity imo should not involve starvation and dehydration. Since Terri's murder, these issues have come to light: 1. Jimmy Chambers had a Living Will but changed his mind and wanted to live with a ventilator. Someone pulled out his trach and he's gone. 2. A man wants his daughter Haleigh kept alive on life support so that he doesn't get charged with her murder (child abuse). 3. You know more about Mae's case than I do but they were going to starve her and were stopped. 4. Baby Charlotte is still alive. 5. Sarah Scandlin woke up from a 20 year PVS state wherein she said that she could hear what was going on around her. 6. A fireman woke up after a long coma.

These are just instances we are aware of.

Forcing people out is unacceptable. Freepers and lurkers, that is why I am here. When our leaders recognize the difference between a natural death and a murder and federalize a ban that allows for REVOCABLE LIVING WILLS and if there are no directives, there is no forced exit. Period. We are here to stop MURDER BY JUDGE, ET AL.

Of course I cannot believe that Terri wasn't rescued. That was appalling. It was way below America's standards. Everything was in Florida regarding Terri Schindler schiavo=slave.