So hearing about the idiots who tried to march into the hospice carrying cups of water to "save Terri" got me thinking: what about the flip side? What if someone went in & put a bullet in her brain, ending it once & for all (assuming the Supremes don't have their heads too far up their asses & reverse every court decision under them); would that be akin to murder? She is already condemned--she is basically dead, so why not speed the process along by a few days? Ok, lets assume it wasn't a bullet but a shot of whatever they administer when they implement the death penalty--certainly isn't cruel & unusual there correct? Would a court convict?

While certainly a morbid argument, the fun factor from the media's over-reaction (now that Blake & Peterson are done, what are they going to focus on??) to the euthenasia & the accompanying trial + the social/political fallout would certainly make for entertaining viewing.

Isn't it time another celebrity did something stupid so we can move onto the important issues?

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