Montana's high court rang in the New Year by
ruling that it's OK to murder sick and, presumably, very old people. Oh, wait - that's right, it's to be called mercy killing or assisted suicide or death with dignity or some such nonsense. The court affirmed a lower court's December 6 ruling to the same extent.
Why Montana?
Hmmm... cash-strapped state... aging population... Well, I suppose it doesn't matter why Montana, because the whole country is headed in that direction. It will be a perfect storm - a trifecta of previously unlikely scenarios inevitably colliding:
- Economic pressure from our incomprehensible national debt;
- Demographic pressure of our aging baby-boomers who are now beginning to retire in earnest;
- Foreign pressure from our Chinese debt-masters to impose the same sort of draconian measures that we impose upon our debtor nations.
When these three factors coincide - and they will - we are gonna start gassing 'boomers like you can't believe. Mark my words; this prediction takes no great foresight, only commonsense. We've long since been solving our unborn problems by killing them in the privacy of the womb; now Montana's court, the first such state high court ruling in the land, says that privacy protects the "right to kill granny." They didn't call it that, but will the aged infirm or the sick have much more voice than those in the womb?
Christians, let's resolve in 2010 to pray harder.
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