Targeting the Disabled: Turning Crimes Into Acts of Compassion

LifeNews ^ | May 22, 2007 | Bobby Schindler

[BykrBayb]

LOL ~ seems we posted at the same time. I see you’ve looked at the list already. It’s a horrifying list, isn’t it?

[Dante3]

No wonder two-faced Mel is not upset about the phone calls. Voters be damned. He has an agenda to promote and perhaps is getting well paid for it. He sure conned many voters.

[Dante3]

It sure is.

[BykrBayb]

Did you look at the Mini Mental State Examination I linked to in that post? I’ve had long conversations with people who couldn’t score above 5 on that test. After spending six months in hospitals and nursing homes, my fil couldn’t remember what day it was or where he was. He couldn’t count backwards by 7, or spell “world” backwards. He couldn’t remember what he ate for lunch. But he could talk up a storm. Yet he would be included in that group of people with a score of less than 6, eligible for extermination.

[Dante3]

That is like something out of a nightmare, something one has to wonder if it is really taking place and not out of fiction such as “Brave New World.”

[floriduh voter]

“Never put an innocent or honest person to death. I will not allow anyone guilty of this to go free.” Exodus 23:7

[metmom]

I believe it was a Dutch journalist who recently said, "It's taken only one generation to transform a war crime into an act of compassion."

Who would have thought?