How naive do you have to be to fall for such hype?
..."Your Life-Your Choices," was not deep-sixed as you claim by the Bush administration, it was re-issued several times. The Obama administration simply re-issued the booklet with updates to language inside, like any other yearly publication.
Pre-counseling veteran's returning from war with debilitating life long injuries to take note of depression and suicidal thoughts is not "a sharp kick?" towards government murder. It is a booklet to help prevent suicide, and to prepare soldiers who's conditions are life-long to make smart educated decisions about any future care like being kept alive on a feeding tube, or DNR orders on the operating table.
You are lying to anyone who reads this article for partisan political purposes. You are doing our soldiers a great disservice by unfairly painting a document provided for their and their families benefit as a government death squad. You are intellectually bankrupt, and morally specious.
...Getting counseling on how to protect yourself and ensure you own wishes and medical decisions is extremely important so as to EMPOWER patients to have control over their end of life care. The whole point is that countless people end up in situations where they have not made their wishes clear, which can be incredibly traumatic for their families. No one is trying to kill them off: they're trying to encourage people to think seriously about what they DO want, and make sure they've taken the steps to ensure it clearly.
Opportunistic harpies like Blackwell and Palin are using this issue to score cheap points at the expense of an actual and very serious issue. In the process they are going to leave a lot of people without clear directives, access to counseling, and so forth. It's absolutely disgusting.
I'll tell you what autism is, In 99 percent of the cases, it's a brat who hasn't been told to cut the act out. That's what autism is. Stop acting like a putz. Straighten up. Act like a man. Don't sit there crying and screaming, idiot.
Clerk: Are you registered to vote?
Man: No
Clerk: Do you want to register now?
Man: No, I've never voted.
Clerk: Do you want to be an organ donor?
Man: No.
Clerk: Weren't you here last week?
Man: Yeah, this is the 3rd time I lost my driver's license this summer.
This is where they lynched a negro the other day. They don't know who done it. I guess they don't care much. I don't, do you?
FAIRFIELD TWP. — A stabbing victim says a man stabbed him because he didn't like his taste in music.
Paul Boggs, 27, told police he was on his porch in the 2100 block of Allstatter Avenue in Fairfield Twp. listening to country music about 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, May 14, when a man walked up the hill from Tuley Road and said he was listening to "racist music." During an ensuing physical altercation on the porch, the man allegedly stabbed Boggs in the chest with a knife, according to police reports.
Boggs told police he grabbed a baseball bat and chased the suspect up the hill toward Fairfax Avenue, but lost track of him when he ran through an access gate.
He was transported by Fairfield Twp. life squad to Bethesda North Hospital, according to police reports.
Two Butler County Sheriff's Office K-9 units were called to the area, but were unable to track or locate a suspect. No knife was recovered, said Fairfield Twp. police Chief Richard St. John.
Police records show this is the third time in less than nine months that Boggs has reported such an incident.
On Sept. 2, 2007, he told police he was stabbed in the back as he rode past the 2100 block of Fairfax Avenue on a bicycle. On Nov. 19, 2007, he said he was stabbed in the leg on Fairfax Avenue near Alston Avenue before his attackers ran toward Sky Meadows Trailer Park.
In all three incidents, Boggs told police that his attackers were minorities.
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