right-to-food fight
Posted on 08/08/2006 9:44:20 AM PDT by kiriath_jearim
One of the few times the "Nazi" moniker is deserved.
Coming soon to a Clinton Administration near you.
right-to-food fight
I swear the world is being taken over by ghouls.
Mengele would be proud.
If Mr. Burke stays in the UK for longer than it takes to pack and buy a flight out, he deserves what he sees coming.
Note to all, you must be a convicted, incarcerated felon first in order to get guaranteed food throughout your lifespan whether you want it or not.
They've been pushing this agenda for a hundred years.
The backlash from WWII set them back.
If we didn't have pictures, films, and testimony from survivors, who knows....
The left still thinks the USSR wasn't so bad.
BUMP to that.
Where do you suggest he go? If it's here the US taxpayers are going to end up footing the bill.
There are almost 200 countries in the world, depending on how you count.
I'd maybe pick any country that doesn't want to kill me.
But the GMC successfully appealed, saying doctors could be put in an impossible position by the ruling.
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I'm sure there's no reason to believe that doctors can't make the best decisions for us all.
Depends on his financial resources doesn't it. If he has the resources to move and pay for health care in another country, then he probably has the resources to hire private physicians even in the UK. However if he has to go where there is "free health care" like Cuba, then I don't see that he has any right to hang on at the expense of everyone else.
Sentenced to death by the State, for the crime of living inconveniently.
Michael Schiavo and his ilk must be very pleased.
He would also have to pick a country where taxpayers would be forced to foot the bill for his medical care, and where medical staff would be forced to provide treatment against their wills.
It doesn't cost that much for a feeding tube if done at home or not in a hospital setting.
As long as he, his family, or private charity pays for it it's OK with me - they can keep him alive as long as medically possible. It's just when the rest of are forced to pay that I have a problem. Health care isn't a right any more than owning a television or having a vacation is a right (oops the UN says having a vacation IS a right). Yet another reason to eject the UN from the US.
As long as he, his family, or private charity pays for it it's OK with me - they can keep him alive as long as medically possible. It's just when the rest of are forced to pay that I have a problem. Health care isn't a right any more than owning a television or having a vacation is a right (oops the UN says having a vacation IS a right). Yet another reason to eject the UN from the US.
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