[syriacus]

I have no reason to believe this is part of Terri's fight (perish the thought).

I was thinking more generally, too.

If there is an increase in the number of patients who are judged "ready to die," there will be a corresponding increase in the number of organs "ready to sell."

Perhaps that is an additional motivation for some right-to-diers.

[Theodore R.]

Yea, they would want to harvest for organs, wouldn't they. Euthanasia boosters are basically 21st Century "Donner Party" people trying to stay alive at the expense of others. At least the Donner Party waited for the starving ones to die before they consumed their flesh.

But in poor Terri's case, what organs would there be to harvest? This is so sickening. We are seeing nazism in this case even if we call ourselves "anti-Nazi."

[floriduh voter]

Nothing would surprise me in today's world. It's too early in the a.m. to consider doing a google search on the blackmarket for organs. Maybe it's not only global but in the U.S.

We're almost at 2000 posts. I haven't been this focused since the 2000 recounts here in Fla.

Jeb's re-election was more labor intensive but I feel I am serving something greater than myself by helping Terri.

The right to die movement has quietly slipped their agenda into our laws because "death is not a fun topic" for anyone but them. They ran with it where they saw opportunities.