I've read this too, and a number of other things. Individually, I don't put a lot of weight on them. I've long ago learned that someone will lie just as cheerfully on an affidavit as they will in person. But the accumulation of such things becomes troublesome. More than one nurse has filed such an affidavit.
It is obvious, given his behavior, that the husband doesn't care much for his wife. I'm sorry, but if my wife were in this condition, I wouldn't be shacking up with someone else and having kids.
His lawyer, George Felos, has a long history of "right to die" activism, and has a few geraniums in his cranium, too.
Politicizing the issue? One wonders how many liberals would have come down on the side of death if George W. Bush had not been on the other side.
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- Just wondering....
- We already beat people with intact brains to death, so your point is...?
- Wasn't the "right to die" a theme of Heinlein's? (n/t)
- That was terribly inappropriate, and I think you know it. (n/t)
- Why don't you try some intellectual honesty in your pondering?
- Every city in the country uses this practice every day
- One of the cheaper shots I've seen. Entirely inaccurate, and is appropriate for Flame, though.
- Had you just finished reading.....