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if anything it would give them greatest pleasure to inflict as much pain on a long time couple as possible, Schiavo be damned.
Remember, this party doesn't play by precedent - starting with the SCOTUS decision to quash the Florida recount in 2000, and now with this congressional act that's not supposed to be used as precedent.
In their mind, gay people are children who don't have the right to make grown up decisions about their lives, their bodies, their finances, or their families. In fact gay people aren't really people, so they don't really need "rights". Again, we have no "friends" on the right, and I'm not sacrificing the tiniest bit of hope that anyone on the right has my interests in mind.
The critical thing about the right is that they don't believe that two people of the same sex can really "love" each other; they want to reserve even that exclusively for heterosexuals. Our "love" is just a mental aberration you know, (ironically the right is a complete authority, if not encyclopedia, of mental aberrations).
There is nothing anyone on the right is going to do for us that we can't do for ourselves. Your living will can stipulate whether or not your parents have access to you in the hospital. Stipulate it. While my parents love and cherish my SO (he's the "good" son), I nevertheless stipulated that no party, including the hospital, could deny him access to me in the hospital for any reason whatsoever.
I wanted to put a rider on there that if I survived whatever misfortune would put me there to begin with and I discovered that anyone had even attempted to keep him from my side there would be a lot more people IN ICU in very short order, but I thought better of it.
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