[jude24]

Its none of the Schiavo Foundation's business what medical care decisions a spouse makes for an incapacitated patient. It's between the spouse, the doctor, and the spouse's God.

Unfortunately, that's something the Schindler's were entirely blind to.

[thoughtomator]

Great, another FReeper who thinks a spouse's rights includes the right to murder a disabled husband or wife.

[Hildy]

A monster has been created, one that can come and subvert your families rights and then leave, not caring what happens. I pity these people.

[theFIRMbss]

>Its none of the Schiavo Foundation's business what medical care decisions a spouse makes for an incapacitated patient

You are right, of course,
but activists for this cause
only care about

their own self-righteous
posturing and willful whims.
You'll hear and earful!

[tutstar]

WWII wasn't any of our business either.

[Honestfreedom]

You mean we have the right to kill our spouses?

[muawiyah]

How about the law? You left out the law ~ are you seriously arguing that murder among consenting adults is OK?

[candeee]

Since when did deciding whether or not to murder your inconvenient spouse by dehydration become a medical decision???

[EternalVigilance]

Its none of the Schiavo Foundation's business what medical care decisions a spouse makes for an incapacitated patient. It's between the spouse, the doctor, and the spouse's God. Unfortunately, that's something the Schindler's were entirely blind to.

It is all of society's business to prevent cold-blooded murder. Have you lost your mind?

[STARWISE]

Back to Neanderthalia with ya.