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atheist friend for 23 years -- wrote the "we each
need only say yes" poem to her --- and part of me
is still back there with her conscience in my mind
as a consult when I make decisions. . she was
my Rand's daughter and is still a friend. . such is
life -- it unravels as fast as I can ravel ... !!! -- j
an objectivist trapped in a young firstborn male's
body, and no one could begin to understand me
except one friend -- an atheist -- whom my family
could not accept. . they kept playing baptist in front
of me, year after year, and could not see that my
consciousness was awake.
I am sooooooo glad that this man made it!!! -- j
While the mainscream press portrayed Terry Schiavo as a Sleeping Beauty resting on a bed of roses, other reports claimed that the reality was far from that.
What is or was your 'take' on the Schiavo situation?
If you believe she did NOT have any cerebral activity, we need to discuss the definition (or your definition) of "murder." If you believe that she DID demonstrate cerebral activity, we'd need to have some good proof of that, too, before making a worthwhile discussion of this.
Like the 12 year old girl, who was declared brain dead, following a tonsillectomy, I believe. Her parents refused to give up, even though there was NO way she was ever going to come back.
As long as this man's body was properly functioning, without the need for life support, I believe his parent's choice to continue to care for him was the right choice (for them). Unfortunately, the story will probably get turned into a lesson of "hope" for any number of hopeless cases out there. Then, only the medical community will benefit.
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