Schiavo Judge To Be Honored

Tampa Tribune ^ | May 2, 2005 | Lisa A. Davis

[EternalVigilance]

Good idea. My recommendation is to take your lessons from Christ himself. HTH

Alrighty.

"As you have done unto the least of these, so have you done unto Me."

-Jesus Christ

[unbalanced but fair]

By the way, you'll notice that I've made no assumptions about you. You really need to work on not doing that. It is a very poor way to debate anything. And the references to Nazis, in relation to people you don't know, would be a good place to start. You might be talking to someone who has family who were victims of the Holocaust. Could happen. But then you know that I'm sure.

[Ohioan]

See? It's not just one rogue judge. It's a sick cult. May they all burn in hell.

Nice! Your fanaticism says nothing about Judge Greer, nor the members of the local Bar who honor him. It says a lot about you, however!

I do not know whether Judge Greer is liberal or Conservative on social issues. But the fact that members of his local bar honor him in this manner, is certainly to his credit. It does not call for an angry response--much less one hurling such inappropriate invective.

Have you ever practiced Law? Have you ever been in Judge Greer's Court? Or are you simply hurling invective, to prove your enthusiasm for protesters, whose remarks you have read on the internet, or in the publications of agenda driven groups?

Again, I know little about Judge Greer--have no basis to characterize his career, one way or the other. But I understand the massive damage that fanatics such as you have done to the Conservative cause in America, as well as to the chances of putting a stop to the oceans of aborted babies, victimized by the sociopathic concept of a "Woman's Right To Choose." Why? Because you and those who rant as you rant, have dared to suggest that they espouse a culture of "Life." In that claim, they have undermined those of us trying to get the Federal Courts out of hearing Abortion cases--the one way to turn back to the Law before Roe vs. Wade.

For analysis of the Terry Schiavo hysteria, and the specific damage done to fundamental principles, the Conservative cause and the anti-abortion effort:

Terry Schiavo: An End To Rational Analysis?

William Flax

[muawiyah]

You're the one who started with the "whackos" and "religious extremists".

When you call names you get called names.

[EternalVigilance]

If you are inferring that you have family members who were victims of the Holocaust, you should understand better than anyone how dangerous this path is that the euthanasia-supporters are trying to take our country down.

[pc93]

Bump.

[tutstar]

hmmmm I don't see that I posted that at all......

[bvw]

Polite and you wash your hands well, too. So epicurean.

[brewcrew]

I count you among them.

[unbalanced but fair]

I never infer anything. Much as I try to never assume anything. I attempt to practice what I preach.

[bvw]

And the fine upstanding judge who penned Dred Scott was frothed at by fanatics too. Will these fanactics ever learn the proper respect due judges?

Let us all show that Dred Scott and the Schiavo rulings and those who so ruled all the honor that they are due!

[EternalVigilance]

But I understand the massive damage that fanatics such as you have done to the Conservative cause in America, as well as to the chances of putting a stop to the oceans of aborted babies, victimized by the sociopathic concept of a "Woman's Right To Choose." Why? Because you and those who rant as you rant, have dared to suggest that they espouse a culture of "Life." In that claim, they have undermined those of us trying to get the Federal Courts out of hearing Abortion cases--the one way to turn back to the Law before Roe vs. Wade.

Ah, the old 'if-you-people-would-just-shut-up-we-could-cut-a-deal' argument.

Only problem with that argument is that it never works that way in the real world.

If pro-lifers were silent, as you advocate, America would sink even faster into the leftwing, statist, pro-death abyss.

The other side ain't givin' you nothing, Ohioan, and the sooner you realize it, the better.

[muawiyah]

Following the thread back I may have missed my target.

This is becoming a confusing thread inasmuch as we've had several posters confuse "Catholic" with "Evangelical".

You have to be incredibly ignorant to make that mistake.

[pc93]

Conigliaro is on the side of those who killed Terri although he doesn't come out and say it.

[unbalanced but fair]

Well, I don't subscribe to all the teachings of Epicurus. But I do believe in the concepts of justice and kindness he espoused. And I am a pretty good cook too.

[Ohioan]

I count you among them.

Among whom, pray tell?