Steve

You give moderate Christains a bad name. You need counselling.

This is Good Vs Evil.

The time has come to stand up against Evil.

A helpless girl is being put to death by those who have evil in their souls.

Good men stand up for the weakest to protect them.

Isn't it strange that the Right thought Dr. K was a wack job because he wanted to help people go quick and painless.

Now the Right says she is being put to a slow painful death and something should be done.

So which way is Right?

That isn't for you or I to decide... :rolleyes:

just slip her some water, how would you feel if you were visiting your son/daughter in the hospital and you were helpless even to give them a drink of water? that's insane.
if i were the father, i'd just run up with a few bottles aquafina. what're they going to do, sue him?
does it seem that the courts/judges/system does more harm than good? they appear to be cold with no feeling whatsoever. you just have to love those activist judges.

It is more like you and your idiot believers vs the law.

Wasn't there a song like, "I fought the law and the law won,..."

I agree.

steve has it right. the more we allow it, the more the system screws its citizens in one way or another. one day it will stop, though. the people will wake up and make a stand.

Oh, I get it. This week it's "Save a vegetable's life!" and next week, what, let's go kick some illegal alien ass? Pricelessly transparent.

I don't usually do this, but...
 

"It is more than just Terri Schiavo. This is a critical issue for people in this position, and it is also a critical issue to fight that fight for life, whether it be euthanasia or abortion. I tell you, ladies and gentlemen, one thing God has brought to us is Terri Schiavo to elevate the visibility of what's going on in America. That Americans would be so barbaric as to pull a feeding tube out of a person that is lucid and starve them to death for two weeks. I mean, in America that's going to happen if we don't win this fight.

"And so it's bigger than any one of us, and we have to do everything that is in our power to save Terri Schiavo and anyone else that may be in this kind of position, and let me just finish with this:

"This is exactly the kind of issue that's going on in America, that attacks against the conservative movement, against me and against many others. The point is, the other side has figured out how to win and to defeat the conservative movement, and that is to go after people personally, charge them with frivolous charges, link up with all these do-gooder organizations funded by George Soros, and then get the national media on their side. That whole syndicate that they have going on right now is for one purpose and one purpose only, and that is to destroy the conservative movement. It is to destroy conservative leaders, and not just in elected office, but leading. I mean, Ed Feulner, of the Heritage Foundation today was under attack in the National Journal. This is a huge nationwide concerted effort to destroy everything we believe in. And you need to look at this, and what's going on and participate in fighting back."


Rep Tom Delay (R-TX) March 18, 2005



There's a lot to talk about in this, but at the very least it could be interpreted as a call to arms. Our very own American Taliban.

Ed

Hmm... I recall Janet Reno burning down Waco to save the children she killed, then having Elian Gonzales kidnapped in the middle of the night at to send him back to Cuba to work in a sweat shop. Didn't those both go against court decisions?

Re: I don't usually do this, but...
 

Does Delay's wife wear a berka?

First of all DeLay is full of *****. He just wants to dodge his illegal campaign contributions investigations. Secondly, 82% of Americans, despite party lines, feel the government should not be in this situation. But you're right, it is a call to arms. The judges are the only clear-headed thinkers here.

Someone said Schiavo's husband should fear for his life, and are probably correct. I'm wondering the same about these judges who consistently rule against keeping this woman on life support.

Would anyone here go through all this to "see to it" your wife died? Doesn't it all seem odd? Does he claim this is all about the principle of spousal rights or what? If she lives how is he harmed?

I mean would anyone here NOT turn her over to her parents in this situation? Maybe he thinks she is in pain 24/7 and wants to ease it (but then she wouldn't be in PVS)??? I gotta be missing something here, it's too weird.

What you are missing is the facts. The husband can't stop this if he wanted to.

Would you just follow this link and read the facts...

http://abstractappeal.com/schiavo/infopage.html

I would hope and pray my husband would....sorry, but I would.

What? This happens EVERY DAY!

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20050321/pl_nm/rights_schiavo_congress_dc_12

Learn!

Side note, these are the same people bit**ing about socialized medicine.....medicaid, medicare....

The thing that these "good" versus "evil" people forget, is that God called to her YEARS ago...medicine deprived and defied God when He called for her!

It does appear this is out of the husbands hands now, thanks for the link. That being said he does have a lawyer arguing as to why this is good, whats up with that? Whether or not he can stop it doesn't matter to me, it's the fact that he wants it done that's weird.

Also CoolChick, you really can't say that. None of us can really, who know how she feels now (if she even "feels" at all). I would tend to agree with you, but we just don't know.

I sure can...I'm divorced now and he's with another woman, I still trust him completely to have my best interests in mind. We always have been that way, even now. He CARES for me, and I CARE for him. Plus, I lived it with my father (my ex saw too) remember? And he had more brain. I know EXACTLY what it looks like to have a loved one so vital at one time reduced to less than an infant.

I would never marry anyone else less than the best.

So yes, I can safely say that.....