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for raising this point...I brought it up like 30,000 times here in every Schiavo thread, and could get no response. When I read that the Schindlers had said in previous interviews that, even if Terri had had a living will, they would not have honored it, and would have fought just as hard to save her body, I was absolutely stunned. So these extremists are just as much against living wills as they are against removing life supports if you don't have a living will??
I think this has political implications. I saw the extremist protestors and family turn on the bush boys, 2 congresses, conservative judges over Terri. I think they will turn on their GOP Congressmen too, if those congressmen try to pass any law that involves a living will. I am hoping that they become totally frustrated with the GOP and split off to form their own "Life" party, or just stay and home and not vote. The GOP "mandate" may not be large enough to survive that. The more loudly they vocalize that living wills should not be honored, the more the traditional GOPer will be turned off.
I couldn't belive it that not one media reported that those extremists (family and protestors) did NOT believe in living wills. If they had reported that often, more and more Americans (including traditional GOPers) would have turned against them, DeLay, Frist and the bush boys. To me, that was THE most crucial aspect of the whole story.
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