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Why do Liberals love death?

posted 14 years ago by burtonh
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Why do liberals love death?

This whole movie was about death. So it's a noble thing to be selfish when your sister is dying? This is a sick, twisted liberal message.

This is why liberals love abortion and they fight tooth and nail for an axe murderer who killed 20 people on death row.

I thought I was about to watch a good movie and the whole thing was about how good and noble it is to be selfish and how great it is to let your sister die that you say you love.

This movie had a terrible message of death. This is why liberals wanted end of life counseling to tell the elderly to kick the bucket. It's like Obama told the one lady, her mom should have taken the pain pill instead of surgery. Even though the surgery saved her mothers life.

It's sad, but liberals love death unless you're a serial killer then they will fight for you until the end.

Isn't it compassionate to want to save your sisters life? What a twisted, sick message.

Even the Judge was dealing with the death of her daughter and the message was death is death.

Liberals LOVE death.

[–] KayossZero 14 years ago

burtonh, you're one of the most ignorant pieces of stupidity to ever have been born. I hope you live to be 100 years old, become frail and weak, and have no one by your side when you perish having lived a pointless life being a hypocrite and a judgmental close minded buffoon.

[–] straw_hat_boy_luffy 14 years ago

No offense to the OP, but WTF? You won't find somebody who wants liberals to STFU than me, but get real. How is it ANNA is the selfish one when her parents created her for the sole purpose of keeping their favorite child alive? It's not selfish to not want to keep undergoing painful surgery in a futile effort to comfort your parents' denial. This movie doesn't have a liberal message at all. OP, I suggest calming down.

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[–] seroteamavi2001 14 years ago

I see what the OP is saying in this. He has a point and it cna be seen in that thsi moving changed the ending of the book to something that is about someone wanting death is something that can pushed on others as something they have to accept.
In the book, Anna is left brain dead in a car crash and it is decided that Kate will get her kidney. Guess what? Kate lives due to that. Could it have been different in the movie? They would not want to show that sacrifice can have rewards.
The movie also subtley shows it side in this when Baldwin mentiones Planned Parenthood in one of his cases for precedence. PP is the biggest supporter of curbing overpopulation in the US. They are also the company that was started by Margaret Sanger. if you do not know whom she is then you need to look at what she believed. Some may say that was 80 years ago but look at the racial statistics of abortions now and tell me this is not planned.

[–] nmbv 14 years ago

Ironic- I would consider allowing the girl to make her own choices would be a more conservative standpoint.

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[–] whiteowl82 13 years ago

I think that's not the point. The point is letting Anna CHOOSE. Maybe she would give her kidney to Kate anyway, but it would have been HER decision.

[–] sabar-1 12 years ago

And conservatives believe everyone should be in pain.....the more the better.....

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