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To: richardb72
longevity has steadily increased over many years, but Obama and his band of cut-throats say it is too high and they will decrease it. They will arbitrarily decide who gets medical attention and who does not.

Now, here is your homework. What other countries already do that?? What country is his unmistakable model??

30 posted on 04/27/2009 8:46:26 AM PDT by elpadre (Afganista)
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To: elpadre
They will arbitrarily decide who gets medical attention and who does not.

When ever the right tried to speak up and save the life of an unborn child (an innocent person), we heard the left say "We have the right to our own bodies. Government should stay out of our uterus's!"

Now, the government wants total, absolute control over every organ in everyone elses body - and the left is all for it.

It's not about the right to their bodies, obviously. It's about being pro-death. Next they'll go after the elderly as "useless eaters", and government control could actually mandate it. It's all about the lefts lust for innocent blood. It has nothing to do with liberty.

36 posted on 04/27/2009 9:01:43 AM PDT by concerned about politics ("Get thee behind me, Liberal")
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To: elpadre
They will arbitrarily decide who gets medical attention and who does not.

And will be promptly booted from power as soon as the American people return to the voting booth.

43 posted on 04/27/2009 9:18:27 AM PDT by freespirited (Is this a nation of laws or a nation of Democrats? -- Charles Krauthammer)
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To: elpadre

Ireland was debating “involuntary euthanasia” last week.


50 posted on 04/27/2009 9:54:02 AM PDT by DFG
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