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Subject: Hi Wade-Your damn right.

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PAUL

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Date Posted: 06/11/03 6:55pm
In reply to: Wade A. Tisthammer 's message, "Is it worth it?" on 06/11/03 4:43pm

PAUL-There is never a good reason for killing innocent people-
Whos next after the elderly and the retarded,The Jews?
It was in Germany.

>>I happen to have been around severely retarded people
>>in programs that are privately owned and partially
>>state funded and there is one conclusion that strikes
>>me everytime I go to one of these places; these people
>>would have been better off dead. They have white trash
>>taking care of them who are only interested in making
>>a buck. The same applies to those elderly who are in
>>nursing homes. These people ARE a burden to society
>
>I for one believe it is possible to provide adequate
>care to the elderly, mentally disabled etc. Why not
>provide them? There certainly are homes that provide
>good care and a reasonably good quality of life.
>
>The "burden of society" argument, IMO, is not enough
>to override the axiom of unjustified killing of human
>persons being wrong. How big of a burden are they?
>On an average year, I doubt it's more than a few bucks
>per taxpayer. Does saving a few bucks per person
>justify killing these people? I don't think so.

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