Promoting Death: Analyzing the Language of Euthanasia, Suicide Advocates

Life News ^ | 5/26/08 | Ken Connor

[wagglebee]

If the Netherlands is any indication, the citizens of the United States ought to guard aggressively against the rhetorical gyrations of euthanasia's proponents. No matter how flowery their language is, they promote the killing of human beings. They propose a "right to die" but, in actuality, they want the right to kill.

And far too many people either don't realize or don't care how slippery the slope is.

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[the invisib1e hand]

seems like a good place to plug the tagline...

[Gondring]

No matter how flowery their language is, they promote the killing of human beings. They propose a "right to die" but, in actuality, they want the right to kill.

This is why it is imperative to keep the patient's wishes as primary. If that is the focus, then there's no way for INvoluntary euthanasia (murder) to occur.

[To Hell With Poverty]

Ha ha, I was thinking of your tagline while reading this!

[floriduh voter]

Why do death cultists hate natural life so much? They choose for others unnatural, unspeakable deaths. Unless it’s an animal. Protect animals at any and all costs.

[the invisib1e hand]

and I think about your screenname every day.

[Sun]

Thank you dear God!

Is God trying to tell us something?

[floriduh voter]

Sun, I think God’s trying to tell the Cleveland Clinic something. Isn’t that where Ron Cranford was from? He’s deceased now but some of Mikey’s experts in favor of taking Terri’s life were from the Cleveland Clinic. Terri’s Legacy is that we stop taking lives before natural death and that can be left to interpretation but it’s still better than just taking lives indiscriminately because activist judges say they can.

[Sun]

“Terri’s Legacy is that we stop taking lives before natural death and that can be left to interpretation but it’s still better than just taking lives indiscriminately because activist judges say they can.”

Yes!!

And we need to inform as many people as we can, one person at a time, or one editor’s letter at a time.

Some people are just plain antilife, but SOME are just ignorant (because of media brainwashing, etc.), but can be educated.

[floriduh voter]

Let's promote life. Hands off Lauren's feeding tube.

www.lifeforlauren.org

If you have room, please put Lauren's website in your tag lines. Thanks, FV

[Salvation]

Pray for an end to euthanasia and the conversion of America to a mindset of life!

[8mmMauser]

Pinged from Terri Dailies

8mm

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[don-o]

My daddy told me years ago, when I was a 16 year old know-it-all, that legalized abortion would bring us to this very day.

Of course, he was right.

[floriduh voter]

TERRI DAILIES ALERT: Scott McClellan (sp) wrote a book. I wonder if Terri's in it....If not, they probably paid Scott to keep quiet after he resigned.

here http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0508/10649.html

[Dante3]

Interesting. Yes, I would like to know what he has to say about Terri.

[wagglebee]

I heard about this book on the radio this morning. It sounds like he is throwing EVERYONE under the bus on foreign policy, Valerie Plame, etc. So, he’s certainly not being paid to keep anything quiet.

It will be interesting to see if he mentions Terri, he might not have actually understood what Terri’s case was all about (most Republicans in government didn’t).