[hipaatwo]

WHEN IS THE COURT GOING TO RULE???!!! Looks like the just want her to die, sigh.

[Aussie Dasher]

This is barbarism of the highest order.

How could this happen in "the land of the free and the home of the brave"?

There's not a lot of bravery in starving a sick woman to death.

[concerned about politics]

The culture of death gains a firmer foothold.

The left feels the "useless eaters" need to be eliminated - the poor and the minorities are aborted, the disabled are starved, and the elderly are quickly medicated, but by golly don't ever try to give that same death penalty to a mass murderer! He would be one of their voters, and social chaos leads to a bigger, more oppressive Socialist government - a left wing utopia!!

[writer33]

This whole thing is nauseating. I imagine the devastation is almost unbearable for the family. I know how I feel.

[PGalt]

life

[pkp1184]

I have nothing but the utmost respect for our President, but if he does not intervene soon, he will have NO right to lecture China about human rights violations.

[Vision]

I don't know any other thing to say other than this is evil on earth. And evil will not win.

[steampower]

Thanks for posting this. I wonder how many folks can't get this off their minds? I know I can't.

[sporkgoddess]

Amen... words cannot express how disgusted I am with this whole thing. For once, I am actually hoping that someone will rot in hell (and yes, that someone is Michael Schiavo.)

[japaneseghost]

This is so sad, she will probably die within 2 days.

Wouldn't it be nice if the cops outside her room bring her drinks with straws, if they get caught, there would be a HUGE bru-ha-ha and IMAGINE how much money would be donated to the FOP to pay for their lawyers. Just a thought.

Florida does have a Good Samaritan Law.

[Cincinnatus]

The Supreme Court’s Dred Scott decision in March of 1857 purported to settle the slavery issue once and for all. Then, on December 2, 1859 the Abolitionist John Brown was executed for his part in the raid on Harper's Ferry. Although generally viewed as a crackpot, the cause for which he died stirred such emotion that all over the northern states people stood in silence and church bells tolled at the hour of his death. A cultural chasm opened; the moral and spiritual revulsion arising from this national focus on the slavery question galvanized public opinion. The election of Lincoln followed soon after, and civil war. In the end, the moldering body of John Brown and the Truth of his cause led to a new birth of freedom.

Tonight, a woman lies dying in Florida. By her husband's orders she is slowly being starved to death. He will not even allow ice chips in her mouth to ease her suffering. The courts and therefore THE LAW have sanctioned this barbarism, just as once they did back-flips to justify and institutionalize slavery.

But a strange thing is happening again. The death watch for Terri Schiavo is bringing together people from all over the country, even all over the world, to stand in solemn witness to her right to life. As each hour ticks by and the end draws nearer more and more consciences will be examined, more and more conversions made, more mystic chords touched. Her passing will stir this nation, and her moldering remains will give life to the Truth.

The end is inevitable. The Culture of Death is on trial and no earthly court can save it now.

[b4its2late]

It simply completes the lefts love in the circle of death.

[Petronski]

May God forgive the United States of America.

[Petronski]

Ghastly

Unconscionable

Surreal

[joesnuffy]

A most cruel exectution of an innocent woman..
by government of the people by the people and for the people?

[Aurellius]

It's disgusting, how much longer is it going to take to get a ruling on this?

[Hattie]

Asphyxiation is too cruel? Just don't give them any ideas or the next black robe may decide this would be faster and easier.

[zot]

Excellent explanation of what is happening to us. We are being contitioned to accept torture and murder.

Thank you for posting it.

[HiTech RedNeck]

The crucified died far far quicker than this.

[Dick Holmes]

Consider, say, a month ago, before Terri's plight took center stage, if you had asked someone in the abstract: "How would you feel about starving and dehydrating a defenseless, brain-damaged woman?" The answer is easy to imagine: "Outrageous, atrocious -- something that wouldn't be done to an animal and couldn't be done to the worst convicted murderer."

Yes, it is truly shocking and so wrong! And a scary thought just occurred to me: what if the rest of her family had gone along with the wishes of the vile husband? Would we even have heard or read her name? How many other men and women are subjected to this cruel death by thirst and starvation, around the country, and we never even hear of it, because their next of kin decides to withdraw food and water and they have nobody to speak for them?

It makes me shudder!