A DUTY TO DIE? NO THANKS.

When the United States Supreme Court wickedly ruled in 1973 that the murder of unborn babies is a “constitutional right,” there was concern then that the same wicked sentiment and policies would be applied to the elderly and that euthanasia on demand would soon be made a “constitutional right.” These fears were well founded. Colorado’s governor at the time announced that senior citizens have “a duty to die and get out of the way.” Since then America’s death mongers like the Nazi death mongers in the last century, have increasingly espoused the “duty” that others have to die, and the “duty” that they, the death mongers have, to make sure that certain people do die.