The right to die will quickly become a duty to die, and then an obligation to die. Especially when put into the hands of insurance lawyers who will take every case to court until they get what they want, which is an unlimited, unrestricted obligation to kill anyone who is sick beyond a cold. Do you imagine for one instant that this whole right to die argument isn't driven by someone with a financial interest in not paying for expensive medical care
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"insurance lawyers [...] want, [...] an unlimited, unrestricted obligation to kill anyone who is sick beyond a cold."
"The right to practice religion will quickly become a duty to practice religion, and then an obligation to practice religion. We must outlaw all religion now!"
Sometimes, I like to visualize some context for the quotes. For this one, I see a mountain with one slope covered completely in grease, and Kathy29 is standing there giving this very rant, pointing at the top of the mountain, all the while trying to hide a grease-covered paintbrush and bucket.
quote from an idiot "I also hope that the next Senate elections can restore some balance in the US."
Correct me if I'm wrong, but was not the recent US election the closest in history, voter wise?
<<< Correct me if I'm wrong, but was not the recent US election the closest in history, voter wise? >>>
"The right to pray in schools and public buildings will quickly become a duty to pray in schools and public buildings, and then an obligation to pray in schools and public buildings."
@1325171: "oh wait, you would consider that a good thing"
Yeah, government interference is only bad when it's the government pushing someone's else's agenda[*] on them, not when they want it to push their agenda on someone else!
[* I.e. equal rights, proper education, separation of church and state, freedom of speech, progressive taxation, universal healthcare, etc.]
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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