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Listen pal. My parents were divorced when I was five years old. I grew up in a boarding scholl 90 miles away from home. During the summers, I was in camps. I was 15 years old when my brother was dieing of leukemia. My familty and I were draining blood to keep my brother alive. Platlet levels were shit. My brother was bleeding through his pores. White cells and red cells wer totally out of balance.

So, get off my case.

Have you pompous jerks ever been through this two year process? Ask yourself that friggin question.

Wierd self pity posing as a response there, snake.

As your brother slowly bled out through his pores over those two years would you have wanted him starved and dehydrated to death in order to reduce his suffering?

Is this the gist of your post and of your "philosophy"- that because people suffer as they die they should die sooner?

Do you wish your brother had died sooner in order to reduce his suffering or your suffering?

Oh, and you were righteously busted by bykrbayb. You lied in post #22 and your lie was exposed, with links, in post #44.

Now that we know you are willing to lie to make a point it follows that the pity me story you created about your brother can't be believed either.

Perhaps you are just in denial and not just a liar. Either or, both traits, denial and lying, are neccesary in order to ridicule what was done to a helpless person.

Ridicule this- she was just as helpless as Terri Schindler was. A butcher sliced off this little girl's shoulder in a botched abortion. Go ahead, make fun of those who think what was done to her is wrong also.

So what was the purpose of telling your personal story? It has absolutely nothing to do with this discussion about Michael Schiavo's refusal to tell Terri's parents where he's placed her remains.

You want compassion for what your family had to endure watching your brother slowly die? Fine. I'm very sorry you had to go through such a terrible ordeal. But I resent your crass remarks over the continuing conversation about the Terri Schiavo case.

Here's a little tip: When one shows compassion, one usually receives it in kind.