[Birmingham Rain]

Don't know that I have the strength at the moment to do that.

I can only pray that God give strength for leaders who value life.

It's almost a Hitler-esque portrait we see. Be ye frail, sick, in need, elderly, not good enough physically--(and I'm in no way diminishing the attack upon the Jewish by my referring to Hitler)--you're not worth the air you breathe, according to today's applied standards.

What a disturbing picture strikes my mind. And, mind you, not for those put to death by those with no respect for life; rather, those standing in judgment with no excuse for not valuing God's creation in His own likeness.

[sionnsar]

Don't know that I have the strength at the moment to do that.

OMG. I have not kept up on that blog! Do click through and read what she has to say about the Danish: No good deed goes unpunished: Denmark’s Kristallnacht: "We should all be Danes at this moment."

[Das Outsider]

It's almost a Hitler-esque portrait we see. Be ye frail, sick, in need, elderly, not good enough physically--(and I'm in no way diminishing the attack upon the Jewish by my referring to Hitler)--you're not worth the air you breathe, according to today's applied standards.

The "almost" may be in the fact that it isn't fully realized. Your parallel between the weaker members of society and Jews in Hitler's Germany doesn't diminish the Nazis' assault on the them. When a class is deemed not worthy of the rights and priveliges of the rest, declared to be less than human, and killed within the confines of the law, a society should remember the Holocaust; how it came to be, why it came to be, and how to prevent another such nightmare.

[raybbr]

It's almost a Hitler-esque portrait we see.

As the products of the post-war Baby Boom retire, this role will become critical to the fiscal stability of health care financing, and will contribute enormously to the “quality of life of society.” So say the shiny newsletters that come to my home, and many of my colleagues seem enthusiastic about the important new role that will one day likely be thrust upon neurologists everywhere.

This has nothing to do with Hitler. It's capitalism run amok. Weigh the cost vs. the benefit and that's where this comes from.