NewsReal Sunday: Jack Kevorkian, Areligious Fanatic

NewsReal Blog ^ | September 6, 2009 | David Forsmark

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“Kill ‘em all and let God sort it out.” So goes the old Green Beret war cry. It’s the kind of gallows humor that soldiers (and cops) are known for. In this case, it’s especially ironic, since few warrior units in history have as good a track record of sparing innocent lives as the men who imbed with indigenous populations and help them take out the bad guys.

For Jack Kevorkian, the motto is apparently just “Kill ‘em all.” He firmly declares there is no God to do the sorting.

In a recent interview on Your World with Neil Cavuto, Dr. Death declared life not worth living for the entire populations of Iraq and Afghanistan. “Ask them if they — if they were glad to be born,” he challenged the host who had been exploring the issue of whether Kervorkian thought his own life worthwhile.

Cavuto, who adopted a bemused attitude that masterfully kept Kevorkian chattering away and smiling at inappropriate times (for normal people, anyway) was a little nonplussed at that statement and broke for a commercial.

Jack was also predictably sanguine about the idea of death panels and pulling the plug on Grandma.

CAVUTO: Many are saying that one key aspect of this health care reform they are looking at, Dr. Kevorkian, is these so-called panels that would meet with the elderly and discuss life and end-of-life options. Sarah Palin has called them the death panels. What do you call them?

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Kevorkian emphasized that man had a “natural right, a NATURAL right—not a legislative right—not to participate in anything that assaults your body or your conscience.”

When did nature ever reveal this? Nature is observable proof of God’s existence, but that isn’t what he was speaking of. Atheists are the last people who should speak of revealed truth. They have none and therefore have no basis to believe anything about anything.

No wonder the man is fixated with death.