Jack Kevorkian Visit to University of Florida Upsetting to Students There

Life News ^ | 8/8/07 | Steven Ertelt

[wagglebee]

Emans pointed out the irony that Terri Schiavo was a victim of euthanasia in the same state and that the judge who allowed her former husband to take her life was University of Florida graduate George Greer.

They're big on state-sponsored execution of the innocent down there.

[wagglebee]

Pro-Life Ping

[DoughtyOne]

Yeah but every Maxist on the planet can be paid to come to the campus and prattle on in public to wild cheers.

I’m no Kavorkian supporter but these college kids are quite selective in their choices of who to get worked up over. This guy does deserve it, but then so do many others who don’t get what’s coming to them.

[perseid 67]

You know ,with all the brainwashing that college students have been subjected to, that they can still see through a murderer such as Kevorkian, gives me some hope.

[therut]

How is heck is this guy worth 50,000 for one speech. No wonder College costs so much and is worth even less.

[kinoxi]

How is heck is this guy worth 50,000 for one speech. No wonder College costs so much and is worth even less.

Yeah, $50,000 for Dr Death. I guess next year they could have O.J. explain his euthanization techniques, 'if he did it'.

[Disturbin]

Note to pro-life students at UF: please stifle your opinions while Mr Kevorkian is on campus. The pro-death students need a quiet atmosphere in which to hear the good doctor. Thank you.

[Disturbin]

“Kevorkian’s UF stop will probably be his first paid public speaking engagement since his June 1 release from prison”

Doctok Kevorkian, now that you’ve been released from prison, are you going to Disney World?

“No, I’m going to help someone take their own life.”

[CarryingOn]

If UF students think a night out with Dr. Death is a great thing to take your date to that’s their perog., I’d personally rather clean the bathroom. The ridiculous part is the $50,000. Obviously the student group lacks adult supervision, you could probably get this nut-job for a ham sandwich and a coke. As was once observed by a student of mankind, there’s one born every minute.

[wagglebee]

The irony is that Kevorkian was released early because they said his health was failing. The way I see it, if someone is healthy enough to travel around the country on a speaking tour, then they are healthy enough to go back to prison.

[DoughtyOne]

Perhaps so, but I’ll bet a listing of their paid guests over the last couple of years would just about destroy the good feelings this has raised. Thanks for the comment.

[EGPWS]

-- which will have the college pay him $50,000.

Only to cement the idea that there is money in murder.

What ticks me off is since it's a government funded facility, somewhere along the line it's my money funding it whether I want my money to fund it or not.

[GOP_Raider]

He should have just went whole hog and dressed up as Chief Osceola. ;)

[CarryingOn]

You can only do that at FSU. NCAA rules.

[fkabuckeyesrule]

So the same university whose faculty got the school administration to take back an honorary degree they were going to give Jeb Bush for his service to the state has now decided to invite doctor death. Go figure.

[wagglebee]

Not only that, but they are paying Dr. Death more money for a single speech than many Americans earn in a year.

[Coleus]

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[angryoldfatman]

The irony is that Kevorkian was released early because they said his health was failing.

They should have gotten him treated by a doctor who wholeheartedly agreed with his ethics. Then Jack wouldn't be around to give those speeches anymore.

[Disturbin]

“if someone is healthy enough to travel around the country on a speaking tour, then they are healthy enough to go back to prison.”

Exactly. Put him back in the hole!

[8mmMauser]

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