http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2006-01-17-scotus-suicide_x.htm?csp=24 <br /><br />Maybe Dr Kervorkian will get his licence back to carry on with his practice....KKNOTTT.
How right you are.....That door does swing both ways, however.....<br />A terminally ill person should be able to determine his/her end....Not an idiot like John Ashcroft
....JK
Couldn't have said it better myself.<br /><br />Morality is a lost phenom.
Agreed. Many issues should be left to the States. That is what the constitution says. But, who cares? The constitution is very clear to me. The LAW (passed by politicians) has compromised it.<br /><br /> I'm still looking for two clauses in the Constitution. Please enlighten me. <br /><br />1. Abortion, as a right.<br /><br />2. The seperation of Church and State.
J you touched on something there... who has the most to gain if doctor assisted suicide is univerally accepted? Who has the most to lose if a persons life is prolonged. It's all about the money... follow the money and your true motives are revealed.<br /><br />Abortion? A woman's right? That's what Planned Parenthood says. Wanna know who performs the most abortions in America?? What's that... Planned Parenthood you say??
Yes, the Government does have that right-to maintain civil order.<br /><br />You, as an individual, may think that murdering your neighbor is just fine-in your book. Unfortunately, for you, society does not condone that behavior-for now.<br /><br />Freedom is having your rights not infringed upon, in a moral and civil manner. Unfortunately, morals be damned. It's turning into a "free for all".<br /><br />The law, passed by politician lawyers, tends to favor the "law" as opposed to common sense and past moral values.
Huh?
<br /><br />Morals, as defined by many generations, are known as the Ten Commandments.<br /><br />So, speak out-ALL. Which of the ten are you vehemently opposed to?I cannot see a connection with Iraq. I see freedom as nothing but good, please explain your favor of torture and mass killings.<br /><br />
It's not for me to explain the messages of the teachings of the Bible to a non believer. I believe what I believe. Plus, you would only relate the contexts that you want to-anyway.<br /><br />Old Testament or New Testament. There is a difference and time and events play a factor. <br /><br />I'm not dodging the question, I'm just telling you-factually-that you can't put it in a soundbite, which I'm sure you will anyway.
