Are you aware of the similarities in 'reasoning' between the current supporters of euthanasia in this country, such as George Felos, and that of the 1920's Germans that laid the ideological foundation for the Nazi move to install gas chambers and crematoria in the hospitals to dispose of those they deemed lacking in, shall we say, a certain 'quality of life'??
You're wrong. I don't have to respect anything about what you are arguing for, no matter how you cloak it under the cover of federalism.
1. No one, on this thread, is advocating euthanasia. The question before the Florida Court was not that.
2. Can the silly ad hominem argument. I do not know what George Felos' personal philosophy is, and could not care less. A trial lawyer represents a client--at least he is supposed to--and many times we get our best results for clients for whom we have the least personal sympathy. It really is not relevant to the soundness or unsoundness of the result, whether a lawyer is someone you like or dislike.
3. The major thing that the Nazis did was to trash the rule of Law; to make Judges dependent upon the Hitlerian Will alone. Thus they were able to trash the rights of the traditional German States, and consolidate power in Berlin.
4. Besides that the Nazis did many things. For example, they built super highways. Those were later used to facilitate the killing machine that they launched against their neighbors, but that did not make super highways evil.