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Potus2036
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« on: December 20, 2015, 12:45:49 PM » |
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No. For one thing, we don't convict people of felonies without the unanimous consent of interested parties, the jury. The family was divided about what to do and people are willing to allow a hospital to starve a woman to death.
I don't understand why those who support suicide for the sick would ever want to be associated with the removal of a feeding tube. This wasn't a case of 'painless' euthanasia like they typically defend. This is starving a woman to death.
I'm not quite sure when people think Terri lost her right to be alive, that's a view I would like to see answered by everyone voting in the affirmative.
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