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Judge declines to dismiss suit against doctor
A judge in federal court denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit against a doctor at the Medical University of South Carolina, who is accused of removing life support from an injured child.

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The advocates of forced euthanasia are right about one thing. It does happen every day. But they're wrong about the frequency magically making it right. Murder is wrong, no matter how often it's committed.

Last year was one of change in how the lovers of death have fared at the one end of their efforts, the abortion end. This is a thread from Coleus.

Over the last twelve months two of the most articulate defenders of life, and most ardent opponents of Planned Parenthood, covered the nation talking and teaching average Americans about the threat that Planned Parenthood poses to their children and grandchildren. In the process, David Bereit, American Life League's executive director, and Jim Sedlak, ALL's vice president, motivated thousands of Americans. During this time, Planned Parenthood closed 13 clinics and currently operates its lowest number of facilities since 1987. That is very good news for expectant mothers, preborn children and youngsters.

Though this does mean that there are 817 of these operations still in place, there is every reason to believe that Planned Parenthood is shrinking and will continue to do so. It is also clear that Planned Parenthood's multi-million dollar taxpayer subsidized package, arriving in its bank accounts annually, is at risk. Thousands of Americans signed on to our Stop Planned Parenthood Tax Funding petitions in 2006. The reality that we Americans are supporting Planned Parenthood with our tax dollars attained a level of discussion that nobody could have expected when 2006 began.

2006 and preborn children

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Boy, that gets messy, doesn't it? Same situation with Haleigh Poutre's stepfather, Jason Strickland. IIRC, it was actually his lawsuit that saved Haleigh's life from her would-be killers at the Massachusetts DSS. If THEY had killed her, HE would have been faced murder charges along with the abuse charges already filed.

Iow, medical caregivers who wrongly or prematurely "pull the plug" are getting a free pass. Somebody else is made to be legally responsible for the death. But killing patients for their organs is so lucrative, it offers a huge financial incentive for wrongful death. The "plug pullers" may be the actual murderers, or at least full accomplices to the murder.

Moral: "In Adam's fall / We sinnéd all." If you leave even the tiniest loophole for evil in the law, you will soon have a flood of evil consequences.