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The Randy Stroup case won't be the last of its kind. Just as Jack Kevorkian’s illegal assisted suicide preceded its legalization in Oregon, so, too, will Randy Stroup be the test case in what amounts to mandated medical euthanasia ordered by the state.

When pro-lifers warned about the “slippery slope” more than three decades ago, they were dismissed as alarmists. Not anymore. Their prophecy is now being fulfilled.

And the culture of death is laughing about it.

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[mojito]

Oregon has means-tested socialized medicine. All forms of socialized medicine mean one thing: The state holds the power of life and death.

Oregon has only gone further than most in that it is now “encouraging” patients to commit suicide.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Without doubt Hillary-Obama-Soros Kare is the solution for the shortfalls facing both Social Security and Medicare.

HOS is the reason that the Rat Party (formerly the traditional, patriotic Democratic Party) refuses to cooperate to reform Social Security and Medicare. They will "reform" both in their own manner.

Their "universal" health coverage has palliative care for the aged and those with "unhealthy" life styles, excluding gays of course.

Remember the former Democrat governor of Colorado, Lamm I think it was? The old with serious diseases or disorders should die and get out of the way. He later amended that to say that anyone with serious diseases or disorders should die and get out of the way -- by now he probably has exluded gays.

That's the plan. I bet. Of course they are not telling anyone, openly; but it's what Soros wants, he has backed off from just killing 'em. The last time I looked.

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Do you think the government should force taxpayers, by threat of imprisonment, to fund unlimited medical treatment, regardless of expense or efficacy, for those who cannot afford insurance?