And you keep implying that I am engaging in mindless emotionalism. Let
me put it this way, just suppose the woman did not want to die. Who
are we going to stop with?  Alzheimer's patients? Stroke victims? The
mentally retarded? Drug users?
People who cost too much? 

What is too much? Remember when you answer that you are talking to
someone whose health care bill for the past year, had it not been
covered,  would be in the tens of thousands of dollars at least.

Here's some hard practical thinking for you -- I think that I'd rather
pay for a few "marginal" people to get health care than for GW's
current Social Security roadshow.  Or hey, how about No Child Left
Behind. Did you know that Neil Bush sells educational materials these
days? http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=11543

That's just a coincidence of course. Just like Halliburton. 
Shiiiiiiiit. Don't get all moral with me about who is supposed to pay
for this stuff.

Dana




On Apr 3, 2005 8:01 PM, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dana wrote:
> > well let's see, if she had left an advance directive the case would
> > have been thrown out of court and that million dollars could have been
> > spent on her medical care!
> >
> 
> That's a not-so-clever dodge of the policy questions.  You have made a
> huge point of how Ms. Schiavo should be "saved" yet you've provided
> absolutely no realistic solution.
> 
> It's easy to get emotional about a single case and leave the hard
> practical thinking to others, but if you're going to make an honest
> decision about this case you should either admit your position is
> purely emotional or put forward a practical framework of how your
> position could work in reality.
> 
> 

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