Bookworm on Aug 25 2007 | Filed under: Euthanasia, Uplifting stories
As you may recall, I thought it was a mistake to stave and dehydrate Terri Schiavo to death. We know so little about the human brain and, as long as her parents were cheerfully willing to care for her, I thought it was out and out murder to bar them from providing that care.
It’s been [...]
Bookworm on Oct 03 2006 | Filed under: Euthanasia, Holocaust
The Captain says that the earth itself just reminded us of yet another horrible Nazi practice: euthanizing those Aryans whom the Nazis deemed physically or mentally unfit to live. In a Western Germany town, relying on sixty years of rumors, authorities dug up a mass grave that included skeletons of children as young as one. [...]
Bookworm on Aug 14 2006 | Filed under: Bush Derangement Syndrome, Euthanasia, Hezbollah, War crimes
Before the Nazis killed the Jews, they executed those they deemed unfit because of physical or mental handicaps. My goyish uncle, who was institutionalized because he was “crazy” (we now think he might have been homosexual), was one of the first the Nazis executed in their drive to purify the Aryan nation.
In yet another [...]
Bookworm on Mar 30 2006 | Filed under: Euthanasia
Rumors about organ harvesting surface constantly when it comes to China, and they probably have a good foundation given that, working through China, you can get any organ you need, any time. Now, Jay Nordlinger comes with a fairly detailed report (with lots of links) that China is using Falun Gong practitioners as their preferred [...]
Bookworm on Mar 29 2006 | Filed under: Euthanasia
In a recent Weekly Standard article, Wesley Smith takes on the infant euthanasia that is gaining traction in Holland. His opening paragraphs are models of clear writing:
At last a high government official in Europe got up the nerve to chastise the Dutch government for preparing to legalize infant euthanasia. Italy's Parliamentary Affairs minister, Carlo Giovanardi, [...]
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