[quote name='Eric Happy Meal' date='Mar 31 2005, 10:24 PM']i personally dont have a problem with her being killed, its just the way that she was. because i guess she already was dead :\



i mean she was in that state for 13 some years
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Agreed





[quote name='Rob x-7' date='Mar 31 2005, 10:25 PM']so then we should just dispose of them?



house vicious criminals until they die in jail, but lets kill off people who cant help themselves


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Kill the viscious criminals too....



[quote name='Pyrrian' date='Apr 1 2005, 04:30 AM']What I find most disturbing about this all is that millions of people will flock to the aid of some lady who has been in a vegetative state for 15 years, but they probably haven't even lifted a finger to help someone else. These people could have spent their money, time, etc. volunteering at a local clinic to help people who have a very real chance at living a normal life. They could be donating blood to help save peoples' lives. They could become organ donors. They could find a local hobo and give him five bucks - at least he'd be able to put it to some use. Instead, what do millions of Americans do? They call into radio stations, write articles, petition politicians, clog up courts, and wave signs outside a hospital. For what? Some lady that none of them know who has been in a vegetative state for 15 years - well over a third of her life. Prisoners have a better chance at becoming productive members of society than this lady did. People are just using this lady as a reason to pick a fight.


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Exactly. No one else gave a **** when my grandparents were dying.

 

[quote name='Black8' date='Apr 1 2005, 12:08 PM']This should never have reached the level it did.....Husband had power of attorney...it was his call under law, to do what he wanted....not everybody agreed with him...so what? Get the whole retarded country putting on a show and creating the mess just ensured that from now on any poor sucker that that's in a coma will have his fate played out by all the retards.


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Yup.

 

by law it was already declared the husbands right, the courts said so alos, and even if she did wak up she couldnt have done anything, she was braindead, alls that would happen is she would open her eyes.

 

I thought she did have a living will that stated she didn't want to be kept on a feeding tube or anything like that, but the doctor did it anyways. That's what my dad told me at least.

 

So was the husband married to two women at the same time? Couldn't he have divorced his 1st wife a long time ago? I no sundertand.

 

My living will:



step one: can I live without a tube, and wake up normal agian?



step two: if answer is no, shoot me then and there and make sure I'm dead. If yes, save me. there is more beer to be drunk.

 

I believe she only told her husband she didn't want to live with any type of life support. She would have been left to die 15 years ago but her selfish parents didn't want to let her go cause they would be sad to lose her, and held up the death for years.



Lethal injection isn't painless and peacefull like they make it seem. You get multiple shots, not just one. One of them is to paralyze you cause the lethal injection makes your body go into convulsions and that doesn't look very peacefull.



On a funny note there was a guy who was arrested for trying to sneek water into her, just a few days ago, he was from a catholic school near my house. The funny thing is if he gave her the water he would have drowned her since she couldn't swallow.

 

HE says she told him 20 years ago that she wouldnt want to live like that, how can they go by a verbal thing

 

Hate to say this cause it opens a whole new can of worms but, Bush said that Iraq had WMD and we all know how that developed.

 

He should have divorced her, taken the money, and let the parents support her.