[jpsb]

LOL, don't hold your breath. Seems the Nazi comparison really ticks them off and it should but it once we begin state sponsored murder of the disabled how far removed from the Nazis are we? In the beginning the Nazi's would kill those whom did deemed as having a "life not worth living" is that not exactly what we are doing? We are not yet killing on the same scale but who knows what tomorrow brings. And if tomorrow bring massive killings, well it will still be legal so what will the obey the law crowd say then? Just how much is too much is a question that needs to be asked and answered before we travel that road.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Tell me something. I'm pretty damned familiar with the rise and fall of the Third Reich - many of us non-whites keep an eye out for that sort of thig, especially given our own nation's dabbling with eugenics... So, my question for you is this:

1. Can we, as a citizenry, act through our process to change bad laws, and...

2. COuld the citizenry of Nazi Germany act through their process to change bad laws?

I believe the answer to question 1 is "Yes", and the answer to number 2 is "No", which simply means that the comaprisons to America and the Nazi Regime are baseless.

[freecopper01]

And to them, murder won't be murder.

And stolen property will be property 'given' to the state by 'loyal citizens' who decided 'they don't need it.'

And there will, of course, never be any attacks against 'those' people. 'Those' people will just be lying to make 'us' look bad, because well...they' just 'not right.'