[wagglebee]

When will someone explain to the Culture of Death how stupid the phrase "right to die" actually is? We are all going to die, that is a long established fact, we can postpone it, but we can not avoid it.

What they should be saying is that they want to establish a "right to kill" because that is what they are pushing for.

[8mmMauser]

In their lexicon just as in the old Soviet Lexicon, their words have a different meaning, if not the opposite, like peace meaning not when we quit fighting, but when the opposition is dead. Peace is in the graveyard.

Right to die means Right for them to kill.

Meanwhile, ping to All to your thread on the Canadian doctor. I mentioned our Canadian doctor friend in a post earlier today.

Dr. Robert Walley, founder of MaterCare International, said that he had no idea how much of an effect legalized abortion would have on practicing obstetricians. Walley initially practiced obstetrics in England under the National Health System but when he refused to perform abortions he was told to either switch specialties or leave. Walley chose to leave and moved to Canada where he worked as a faculty member at a new medical school. He says “They weren't happy I had a particular view of things, and that pursued me until I retired from clinical practice last year."

Canadian Doctor Says Doctors Who Refuse Abortion Are Pressured to Quit Practice

8mm

[T'wit]

You are absolutely right. "Right to die" means decriminalizing murder when we want to bump off inconvenient people. Maybe they are elderly relatives with a lot of money to inherit, maybe just old folks "wasting" a hospital bed, maybe a disabled person we don't want to take care of. "Right to die" is actually a right to kill those folks without legal consequence; it is intended to confer an immunity to the manslaughter and murder laws. The "right to die" movement motto should be, "Let the slaughter begin!"

[Jezebelle]

Good point, and very well said.