So the Pope will be allowed to die in peace?

[Stephanie]

They say on NPR that the Pope will not return to the hospital, but will die in peace at home.

Where are the protestors? How do they explain why this is okay? Why doesn't Tom DeLay introduce legislation demanding he be kept alive by artificial means? Why doesn't George Bush make another speech about the Culture of Life?

[CottonBear]

1. * needs to send a rescue/strike force immediately to Vatican City.

:sarcasm:

[OutLiarJD]

2. But he didn't give W any money

It's about the money. The pope's family has not given enough money to the Republican party, and they do not own or control any major corporations. Besides, the fact that he's a foreigner, duh.

[Hav]

3. .

As far as I know, he is still getting sufficient medical treatment even without being in the hospital.

[Az]

4. The Pope can clearly state his desires

It was the contention of the Schiavo protestors that her wishes were not known. That just because she was incapacitated she could be killed.

[tx_dem41]

6. Another nuance would be that the Pope will die of ...

natural causes. Terri died of starvation/dehydration, a man-made act. /RW spin mode off.

Ugh, that RW spin mode always makes me sick.

[ElectricIron Sweeney]

7. No objection being heard?

They forgot to feed her, but then, if she were alive she would have got up for milk and cookies.

[ElectricIron Sweeney]

5. Sure, he can have my peace!