Miscellaneous News

I will leave it up to readers to determine whether patients were killed during the Katrina catastrophe.

It doesn't surprise me at all people were murdered by people who suppose to be in the practice of healing people. God damn them all. Pou and her ilk should be serving prison time.
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I HATE the Fucking Media

Once again they twist facts in a tragic case and call it "right to die," when in fact is a right to KILL case.

The disability rights organizations have really fallen down on the job and haven't done enough to challenge the notion of killing somebody through dehydration, something a person has NOT consented having done to him or her, and calling it "right-to-die."

It makes me sick.

"Right to Die" Commentary

The whole notion of "assisted suicide" is crap; soon "voluntary euthanasia" becomes involuntary.

Well, screw that idea.

Besides, it's not the job of doctors to take lives or assist in taking lives.

Not Dead Yet

notes an opinion piece masquerading as a report advocating the killing of the sick, old, and disabled by peddling euthanasia organizations like Compassion & Choices, formerly the Hemlock Society, and Final Exit Network.

It's a disgrace. The problem with euthanasia is pretty obvious. People won't have the choice to die but the duty to die and "get out of the way," as former Colorado governor Richard Lamm once said.

It's not acceptable.

"Doctor-assisted suicide"

ain't all that humane upon closer examination:

One major reason for the diverse opposition is the deadly mix between assisted suicide and profit-driven managed health care. The cost of the lethal prescription generally used for assisted suicide is about $100. That's far cheaper than the cost of treatment for most prolonged illnesses. The incentive to save money by denying treatment already poses a significant danger. Again and again, HMOs and managed care bureaucrats have overruled doctors' treatment decisions, sometimes hastening patients' deaths. This danger would be far greater if assisted suicide were legal. Denying patients access to life-sustaining treatments while offering them the ``choice'' of assisted suicide would subtly but coercively steer them toward death. While the proponents of legalization argue that it would guarantee choice, assisted suicide would actually result in deaths due to a lack of choice.

It ain't a matter of "choice" but a matter of profit and getting rid of people deemed too expensive.