ScreamingEagle
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SmarterThanYou said:logic tells us that the courts decision based on multiple witness accounts indicate that she wished not to live like this precipitate my position. Thats logic. Everyone else is using emotion because they 'suspect' the husband of ulterior motives so they'll disregard any facts in the issue.
What bothers me is that some want to "put her out of her misery" (this is debatable) by placing her into more misery, days of extreme misery. This is logical?
If the "logical" Court is going to order them to kill her, why can't the Court issue the order to kill her humanely? I'm sure it was not her wish to die in great pain. That certainly is not following her wishes.