[FR_addict]

I wonder how much money it would be worth to the health insurance industry to have a pro-death judge such as Greer in their pocket? Think of all the money the insurance companies could save if they can kill off 'useless eaters' legally?

I never thought of this either. We just had an agent come out to the house to talk about long term health insurance.

[Ethan_Allen]

I wonder how much money it would be worth to the health insurance industry to have a pro-death judge such as Greer in their pocket? Think of all the money the insurance companies could save if they can kill off 'useless eaters' legally?

We just had an agent come out to the house to talk about long term health insurance.

Well, wouldn't that be a boondoggle for an enterprising, unethical insurance company? Particularly if they could have them quietly slip away in some out-of-the-way hospice willing to reap profit$ to oblige? I've read enough of the statutes to believe there could have been a lot of premeditation and possibly collusion, on the part of a host of groups and agencies, who may have lobbied to have some of the more draconian measures passed, the food and water being 'life support', just one of them.