Such a thorough and mature response…

As someone who studies death culture in America, I can relate the The Project on Death in America was intent on improving the culture of death in which the elderly die alone in rest homes, the terminally ill die alone in hospitals, prisoners die alone in cells–situations in which our fellow Americans are not accorded “the good death.”

Craig, that’s simple compassion and IF that were the extent of the project, then it is a noble and praiseworthy pursuit. But as there are passages, quoted from their own documents, outlining some of the project’s goals, let me repeat your response…bullshit.

You accuse us of lacking compassion, as if any sane and normal human being would oppose something like making sure people didn’t die alone. Are you truly stupid enough to believe that of us, or are you just so deceptive that you’re willing to accuse us of it?

I think you know perfectly well that what was said here has nothing to do with what you’re accusing us of. You use the smokescreen of simple compassion to hide an effort to cheapen human life and strip it of its dignity. You wrap yourself in compassion to slowly take away from people the right to live.

If you truly believe we were that heartless, then you’re a fool. If you’re enough of a liar to accuse us of what we aren’t guilt of, you’re a monster. Either way, you’re the one who’s pathetic.

The problem is not so much that we have gibbering schizophrenics like Soros and the PeTA-philes running around, the problem is that for some reason we started paying attention to the gibbering schizophrenics. Are we so lost for direction and leadership in this country that we’ll listen to anyone who’s passionate, even if they’re passionate about utter nonsense?