[Etixos]

I am spectacularly unclear as to what "the culture of death" actually means. I see the term tossed about a lot, but still don't feel as if I really get it.

As for the lawyers, I do not think it unbelievable that lawyers who were high-profile for months/years in a famous case would be sought out by or seek to join parties in a similar case, especially if it, too, promised to be high-profile. Likely nothing coincidental about it. Does that a conspiracy make? In my view, not enough evidence.

Best,
Etixos

[wagglebee]

I am spectacularly unclear as to what "the culture of death" actually means. I see the term tossed about a lot, but still don't feel as if I really get it.

It's the attitude of many "cerebral" types who think they know better who deserves to live and who is simply a "worthless eater" or "glob of cells." They then set out to find a way to exterminate those "lesser" persons.