Originally posted by ODC:
As a roman catholic, I find people like you disgusting.


That's quite the contradictory statement there.

Originally posted by ODC:
First of all, Half the country is not christian, let alone follow some form of religion. That alone means that religious principles have no place in governance of a nation.


You obviously have not read our founding documents.

Originally posted by ODC:
Secondly, Ms. Schiavo's burden is not a right-to-life issue. She is not merely 'unproductive', she is merely a vegetable. Nobody can fathom what state she's in, but it is plain to see she is suffering immensely with little hope of recovery.


Do you know how many people are in similar circumstances?

Originally posted by ODC:
Her husband for many years would like to end that suffering.


What a saint.

Originally posted by ODC:
Her parents think that whatever hope there is, is worth keeping her alive for.


What's wrong with that?

Originally posted by ODC:
I find it disgusting you turn this family tragedy into a political circus to expound your beliefs on masses yet again in the most obnoxious and facetious ways possible.


What beliefs are being forced upon people? This claim is always made in cases that even remotely involve religion or religious people. In this case, it is preposterous, especially since the only people saying that the 'save Terri' movement is fueled by religious people are the left-wingers.

Originally posted by ODC:
The church, the politicians, the government hold NO weight in what this family decides. STAY OUT OF IT.


What planet are you on? The goverment had to become involved to solve a familial dispute. You can debate whether Congress could have gotten involved, but to think goverment had no business in this is quite ludicrous and proves your stupidity.