Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-21 Thread Jeff Todd
MURDER 1

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 What would you call starving someone to death?



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2005-03-20 Thread Pat Smoot
Whatever he is or is not guilty of is irrelevant to whether or not the 
feeding tube should be removed.  I do find it hard to believe that he won 
1.3 million in a malpractice settlement if he is responsible.

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Actually Richard, you and Pat appear to be of like mind.
I am going to repost an essay that I received off-list that seems to take 
an
objective view of the situation. I have always suspected this husband is 
not
what he is cracked up to be. Now, I suspect it even more.  This is long, 
but
worth the read.

---
Life Through A Tube?
by Techniguy 03-19-2005
For the past week now, the news and talk media have been dominated daily,
with one or two exceptions, by one story; the removal of Terri Schiavo's
feeding tube. With the information being presented by the media, I found
myself at odds with the mainstream Republicans and the view of the
Conservatives who have taken this issue all the way to the Superior count
and the President of the United States. I have always believed that it's
just wrong to keep someone alive with artificial means when their time has
come to go whether it's by natural causes or artificial. I still believe
that but there were questions in the Schiavo case that needed answering.
The media turned this into a circus of ideological and moral issues with
views from both sides of the question, but really hadn't given us enough
information to understand what is really going on. All we really knew was
that Terri was in a vegetative state with irreversible brain damage
resulting from a heart attack 15 years ago and her husband, Michael 
Schiavo
wants the feeding tube removed as it was Terri's wish, or so he says. 
There
have been plenty of discussions regarding the legal issues involved, and 
who
is right and who is wrong, but we've learned little more from them.

I have been thinking about writing this article for a couple of days now
which I knew would be controversial with most of my readers, but the way I
saw it, no one would want to be kept alive in Terri's condition, and as 
her
Husband, Michael is really the only person who has the legal right to 
decide
the issue. It was bad enough that Terri's parents, Bob and Mary Schindler,
had been waging a seven year court battle to fight against the rights of 
the
husband, but then when the Florida State Legislature, the Governor, and 
the
Federal Government started getting involved in this, It seemed it was 
going
too far. The law is the law, and the law says that Michael Schiavo has the
right to have the feeding tube removed, so obey the law and grant him that
right. Right? It turns out that the issue just isn't that simple.

I am not going to try to support either side of the feeding tube issue 
here,
but rather provide some information that you may not have seen in the news
reports. I still believe that the Federal Government has no more business
getting involved in this than they have getting involved in steroid use in
baseball, it's not their job or any of their business in either case. The
government simply has no right interfering in family business. However,
there is another issue here that may be government business, what if 
Michael
Schiavo is responsible for Terri's condition?

Does Michael Schiavo want Terri dead for her sake or for his own? Some say
it's for money but I don't believe that's the case. In November 1992, her
husband, Michael, won a medical malpractice lawsuit after claiming that
doctors failed to diagnose the chemical imbalance that caused the heart
attack. The court awarded approximately $1.3 million in damages with
$300,000 to Michael for his loss and another $700,000 to Michael for 
Terri's
guardianship and care. Schiavo claims the money has been used to fund
therapy for Terri and only about $50,000 remains in her fund. World Net
Daily has reported, Attorney and Director of Florida Right to Die, George 
J.
Felos has been paid some $358,000 from the fund and Schiavo's other 
attorney
reportedly received $80,000. Schiavo added that there is no life insurance
policy on Terri's life and stressed he stands to gain nothing financially
from her death. Mr. Schiavo is financially sound in his own business and 
has
even turned down a $1 million offer to transfer custody of Terri to her
parents and walk away. He doesn't need or want the money. For him, it's 
not
about money yet he refuses to allow Terri's parents to take responsibility
for her care and divorce himself from the situation altogether. Why?

According to the record based on statements by Mr. Schiavo, and supported 
by
a decision by Pinellas-Pasco Circuit Judge George W. Greer, Terri had told
Michael that she wouldn't want to be kept alive

RE: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-20 Thread Richard Reeves
Well Tim,
 There are quite a few holes in this essay. This is exactly what I 
was talking about? There are people spreading things in regards to this case 
that are half truths or out it out lies. First, it has been proven that he 
did not have relations with other women until she was in her veg. state. 
Second, the court experts ruled that her veg state was due to her heart 
stopping and the lack of oxygen being supplied to her brain. The cases of 
abuse have been gone through by the courts and have been proven no such 
abuse has occurred. So, where do we go from here? I can say that most people 
that I have talked to say that they would not want to be kept alive by these 
means. I myself am included. Her parents have recently stated that she is 
being abused and mistreated by hospice. In order for hospice to accept you, 
you have to be diagnosed as Terminal. These reports have also been found 
out to be false. I have come to believe that the parents will say and do 
whatever it takes to keep Terri alive. Even Lie! I feel for both of them 
but, I have not heard the Husband say one bad thing about her parents. For 
15 years her parents could have paid for her medical treatment. Have they? 
No! The citizens of the state of Florida and her Husband have been doing 
that. I feel for both of them but, I feel that Terri would not want to be 
kept like she is in her current condition. What is life. She has no brain 
activity, she doesn't feel pain and now there are propagand being spred 
through the news she spoke up and didn't want her feeding tube pulled. 
Please, give me a break. The woman hasn't said it on either of the first 2 
attempts the tube was removed. So, why now? Because, here is someone trying 
to push there own agenda. Let this woman rest in piece! She has been made a 
political pawn. Period!

Richard
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Actually Richard, you and Pat appear to be of like mind.
I am going to repost an essay that I received off-list that seems to take 
an
objective view of the situation. I have always suspected this husband is 
not
what he is cracked up to be. Now, I suspect it even more.  This is long, 
but
worth the read.

---
Life Through A Tube?
by Techniguy 03-19-2005
For the past week now, the news and talk media have been dominated daily,
with one or two exceptions, by one story; the removal of Terri Schiavo’s
feeding tube. With the information being presented by the media, I found
myself at odds with the mainstream Republicans and the view of the
Conservatives who have taken this issue all the way to the Superior count
and the President of the United States. I have always believed that it’s
just wrong to keep someone alive with artificial means when their time has
come to go whether it‘s by natural causes or artificial. I still believe
that but there were questions in the Schiavo case that needed answering.
The media turned this into a circus of ideological and moral issues with
views from both sides of the question, but really hadn’t given us enough
information to understand what is really going on. All we really knew was
that Terri was in a vegetative state with irreversible brain damage
resulting from a heart attack 15 years ago and her husband, Michael Schiavo
wants the feeding tube removed as it was Terri’s wish, or so he says. There
have been plenty of discussions regarding the legal issues involved, and 
who
is right and who is wrong, but we’ve learned little more from them.

I have been thinking about writing this article for a couple of days now
which I knew would be controversial with most of my readers, but the way I
saw it, no one would want to be kept alive in Terri’s condition, and as her
Husband, Michael is really the only person who has the legal right to 
decide
the issue. It was bad enough that Terri’s parents, Bob and Mary Schindler,
had been waging a seven year court battle to fight against the rights of 
the
husband, but then when the Florida State Legislature, the Governor, and the
Federal Government started getting involved in this, It seemed it was going
too far. The law is the law, and the law says that Michael Schiavo has the
right to have the feeding tube removed, so obey the law and grant him that
right. Right? It turns out that the issue just isn’t that simple.

I am not going to try to support either side of the feeding tube issue 
here,
but rather provide some information that you may not have seen in the news
reports. I still believe that the Federal Government has no more business
getting involved in this than they have getting involved in steroid use in
baseball, it’s not their job or any

RE: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-19 Thread Tim Boozer
Pat, I understand what you are saying and I think a lot of people's opinions
do boil down to what they would want done to themselves. For the record I
WOULD want to be kept alive. But more than that, I would want every single
thing done from a therapy standpoint, even experimental, to help me regain
my ability to communicate.

That is where most people with my viewpoint have a problem with this
situation.

It is my understanding that Michael Shiavo never mentioned this alleged
conversation that he says he had with Terri (where she said she would not
want to be kept alive in this situation) until seven years after her
incapacitation and after he had won approx $1 million in a malpractice suit.
He has refused to allow therapy for her. Most doctors, even those that say
she cannot recover from this state, agree that she could eat and drink on
her own with proper therapy, but her husband will not allow it. He will not
allow speech therapy, he will not allow a TV to be turned on in her room.
Many people who have recovered from comas say that the TV helped them to
maintain a level of communication with the outside world and helped them to
pull themselves out of the condition. Terri is not in a coma and doctors say
that nobody has ever recovered from her state. Well, 15 years ago, none of
us had ever sent an e-mail either. Technology changes. The cure to her
condition could be the next breakthrough, but her husband is doing
everything he can to make sure she is not around to benefit from it.

Due to her husband's actions, I feel that his story that she expressed a
wish to die can only be treated as hearsay. He is not reliable. She did not
express her wishes on paper, there are people who are ready willing and able
to take care of her. If we (society) err here, we should err on the side
that is not irreversible and that is to allow her to live.

I agree with the legislation in the Florida legislature that would say that
if a person does not have a living well or has not expressed their desire to
die in writing, then every effort should be made towards rehabilitation. If
nothing else, this would get a lot of people thinking about a living will
for themselves and could avoid this situation in the future.

Finally if this judge is going to rule that she should be killed, then she
should at least be killed in a humane and proactive way.
Starvation/dehydration will be extremely painful for her. This judge should
grow a set of balls and rule that she should die by lethal injection. If he
wants to be humane and stop her suffering why is he ensuring that she
suffer in her final days? He is despicable.





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We're going to have to agree to disagree on this one Joe.  I have been
involved in 2 decisions like this one.  Fortunately God made the decision
for us for one  we made the wrong call on the other  prolonged the poor
woman's suffering.  I personally know of no one that wants to live
like that
poor girl has.  I'm pretty sure that all the married folks on this list
knows exactly what their spouse would want them to do under these
circumstances  Terri's husband is no different.  He may actually
be one of
those rare people today that makes a promise  makes every effort to keep
it, therefore divorce is not an option.

BTW, refusing medical treatment is not euthanasia.


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I never want to wonder whether the physician coming into my hospital room
is wearing the white coat of the healer or the black hood of the
executioner. Alexander Capron (American lawyer. Source: Daily Telegraph
8/10/04)

 The truth is that we all have a right to die with dignity, which means
 being given good palliative care and pain relief. What the supporters of
 euthanasia are really arguing for is not the right to die with dignity,
 but the right to be killed. They are demanding of doctors that
they become
 killers. Archbishop Peter Smith (Daily Telegraph: 19/12/2004)

 Euthanasia is a grave violation of the law of God, since it is the
 deliberate and morally unacceptable killing of a human person. Pope John
 Paul II: Evangelium Vitae, 1995

 Euthanasia is a long, smooth-sounding word, and it conceals its
danger as
 long, smooth words do, but the danger is there, nevertheless. Pearl S.
 Buck

 This life in us. . . however low it flickers or fiercely burns,
is still a
 divine flame which no man dare presume to put out, be his
motives never so
 humane and enlightened. To suppose otherwise

Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-19 Thread Pat Smoot
Very true, but don't you think SHE has suffered enough already?
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or...
He could be the one who put her in the state she is in and doesn't want to
become Leroy's bitch in prison.
Just a thought...

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He may actually be one of those rare people today
that makes a promise  makes every effort to keep it, therefore
divorce is not an option.




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2005-03-19 Thread Mike Laborde
Yes, I think she has suffered very much. However, I do not know if she is
currently suffering. I don't think anyone really does. I do know that the 5-17
days it will take her to die will cause even more suffering that she has
experienced to date. It's a horrible, horrible way to die.

I know my self and I know my fat ass could never do this but  I wish a few
hundred or a few thousand people would go and camp in front of the hospital and
the judge's house and not eat or drink until she is either dead or put back on
food. Let the public, the monster of a husband, and that piece of shit judge see
what happens to a starved  dehydrated body. Pain killers or not, it's going to
be horrible.



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On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 10:06:14 -0600, Pat Smoot wrote:
 Very true, but don't you think SHE has suffered enough already?


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 or...


 He could be the one who put her in the state she is in and doesn't
 want to become Leroy's bitch in prison.

 Just a thought...


 --- Original Message ---
 On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 04:59:40 -0600, Pat Smoot wrote:

 He may actually be one of those rare people today
 that makes a promise  makes every effort to keep it, therefore
 divorce is not an option.




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RE: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-19 Thread Tim Boozer
Pat, there is no equipment keeping her alive. She is simply being fed and
given water. Her husband has refused to allow therapy that would let her eat
and drink without the tube.  Her husband is really beginning to look like a
person who has something to hide.




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You're kidding, right?  Kill her?  I don't think that removing her from
medical equipment that is sustaining her life as killing her.  Remove all
equipment  let nature run its course.  Why do you feel the need
to torture
the ones you love?


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My last post on the subject:

Why does hubby have a problem just walking away? Why not just let the
hundreds
of thousands of people willing to donate millions of dollars pay for her
private
care for the rest of her life? Why play God and KILL her? If she didn't
leave a
living will (how many of you actually HAVE one?) and only one person
supposedly
heard her say she wanted to die if this happened, why not  take the less
permanent course of action a let her live? What is the damn harm? Just
divorce
her and WALK THE FUCK AWAY!


Javvy

[EMAIL PROTECTED]  ;-)


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On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 22:38:01 -0500, John R. Wodziak wrote:
 Quoting JVWatts at 22:12 18-03-05:
 But the real sad part is all of the outsiders joining the fray
 just to promote their own agendasJamie


 Which outsiders are you talking about here?

 Jebby Bush? Gov FLA_USA?

 Or Bill Frist of Indiana or some other Midwestern state?
 or the rest of the Republicans in the US Congress that somehow
 managed to wrest themselves away from the incredibly important
 Baseball/Mark McGuire steroid hearings so they can focus on some of
 the more serious problems in the United States today?

 Or the Florida Senate/Reps that have already been found in
 violation of the US Constitution by activist judges? Or are you
 just pissed that Judge Greer, (Republican BTW) who is pissed off by
 this entire situation, was re-elected last year in Tampa, FLA, USA?

 Which outsiders do you mean?

 IMHO, the only people who really matter here are the Hubby and the
 Mom/Dad. Everyone else is an outsider, especially you and me.


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Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-19 Thread Joe Goodson
I am ok with agreeing to disagree.  You and I agree so often that I think 
this is one of the 1st times I have not agreed with your position.  If her 
husband was so heavy into promises, then he would not be disregarding his 
wedding vows by running around on his wife fathering children with another 
woman.  I think that the words till death do us part is part of those vows / 
promises.  I suspect that there is a hefty insurance policy somewhere in the 
equation.  I don't know, I only suspect.
Joe

Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't 
pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, 
protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend 
our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it 
was once like in the United States where men were free.
Ronald Reagan
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We're going to have to agree to disagree on this one Joe.  I have been 
involved in 2 decisions like this one.  Fortunately God made the decision 
for us for one  we made the wrong call on the other  prolonged the poor 
woman's suffering.  I personally know of no one that wants to live like 
that poor girl has.  I'm pretty sure that all the married folks on this 
list knows exactly what their spouse would want them to do under these 
circumstances  Terri's husband is no different.  He may actually be one 
of those rare people today that makes a promise  makes every effort to 
keep it, therefore divorce is not an option.

BTW, refusing medical treatment is not euthanasia.
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I never want to wonder whether the physician coming into my hospital room 
is wearing the white coat of the healer or the black hood of the 
executioner. Alexander Capron (American lawyer. Source: Daily Telegraph 
8/10/04)

The truth is that we all have a right to die with dignity, which means 
being given good palliative care and pain relief. What the supporters of 
euthanasia are really arguing for is not the right to die with dignity, 
but the right to be killed. They are demanding of doctors that they 
become killers. Archbishop Peter Smith (Daily Telegraph: 19/12/2004)

Euthanasia is a grave violation of the law of God, since it is the 
deliberate and morally unacceptable killing of a human person. Pope John 
Paul II: Evangelium Vitae, 1995

Euthanasia is a long, smooth-sounding word, and it conceals its danger as 
long, smooth words do, but the danger is there, nevertheless. Pearl S. 
Buck

This life in us. . . however low it flickers or fiercely burns, is still 
a divine flame which no man dare presume to put out, be his motives never 
so humane and enlightened. To suppose otherwise is to countenance a 
death-wish. Either life is always and in all circumstances sacred, or 
intrinsically of no account; it is inconceivable that it should be in 
some cases the one, and in some the other. Malcolm Muggeridge

That is all.
Joe
Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't 
pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, 
protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will 
spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children 
what it was once like in the United States where men were free.
Ronald Reagan

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Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-19 Thread Joe Goodson
Quite possible.
Joe
Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't 
pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, 
protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend 
our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it 
was once like in the United States where men were free.
Ronald Reagan
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or...
He could be the one who put her in the state she is in and doesn't want to
become Leroy's bitch in prison.
Just a thought...

--- Original Message ---
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 04:59:40 -0600, Pat Smoot wrote:
He may actually be one of those rare people today
that makes a promise  makes every effort to keep it, therefore
divorce is not an option.




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Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-18 Thread JVWatts

SONJA'S WISHES:
If I become a turnip, 
Speaking of turnips:
  Does anybody know the worst thing about eating a vegetable
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2005-03-18 Thread Mike Laborde
You never know if she actually cums?

running like hell


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 Speaking of turnips:
 Does anybody know the worst thing about eating a vegetable








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2005-03-18 Thread Pat Smoot
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Or where you waiting for another movement?
Yeah, we're still waiting on the liberals to move the fuck out of our 
country.


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Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-18 Thread John R. Wodziak
At 23:26 18-03-05 Pat Smoot wrote:
- Original Message - From: John R. Wodziak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: RTF@rolltidefan.net
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 10:21 PM
Subject: Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day 
InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)


Or where you waiting for another movement?
Yeah, we're still waiting on the liberals to move the fuck out of our country.
Mrs Smoot,
When you quote me, please quote me in full. And give me credit for what I
said, not what you wanted me to say.
I'm not moving out of the Smoot country. I love the Smoot country, be it
as you think, South of the Mason Dixon line, or anywhere in the NorthEast.
If you want to wave the Rebel Battle Flag over SC's state house, or over
the flagship U of SC/GA/AL/etc, I really don't care.

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Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-18 Thread JVWatts
I don't disagree with you at all SonjaBut I see the parents argument in 
this tooAnd yes everybody should make out a living will, so that these 
decisions aren't left up to anybody elseJamie


Jamie:
This all comes down to quality of life.  Why is it that we can be humane 
to animals but not to people?

As a mother I understand the anything it takes to keep my child here 
mantra, but at some point you have to think about what the child's quality 
of life actually is.  Some will say that I don't know what Terri feels or 
doesn't feel.  That's true, but I know I would not want to be like that. 
Not being able to communicate and live a normal life, yes, I would want 
someone to let me go.

This is the very reason it is so important for all of us to make our 
wishes known when we are still in a [somewhat] rational state of mind.

Sonja

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Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)

2005-03-18 Thread Mike Laborde
Hey Pat! I found that bug you were looking for!



 --- Original Message ---
On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 00:00:10 -0500, John R. Wodziak wrote:
 At 23:26 18-03-05 Pat Smoot wrote:
 - Original Message - From: John R. Wodziak
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: RTF@rolltidefan.net Sent: Friday,
 March 18, 2005 10:21 PM Subject: Re: [RollTideFan] Double Sad
 News Day InFlorida...[Fwd:FNCAlert](non-Bama)


 Or where you waiting for another movement?

 Yeah, we're still waiting on the liberals to move the fuck out of
 our country.

 Mrs Smoot,

 When you quote me, please quote me in full. And give me credit for
 what I said, not what you wanted me to say.

 I'm not moving out of the Smoot country. I love the Smoot country,
 be it as you think, South of the Mason Dixon line, or anywhere in
 the NorthEast. If you want to wave the Rebel Battle Flag over SC's
 state house, or over the flagship U of SC/GA/AL/etc, I really
 don't care.








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