Cheney Has Heart Transplant

Footage of cheney and his new heart have surfaced

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Personally, though I don't mind the light hearted jokes, I think seriously suggesting that he shouldn't have received the heart because they dislike his politics/actions etc is reprehensible. Healthcare should be blind to character.





What is the point of having values if we only apply them when it is convenient?


Does having values always mean that "not wishing ill health on others" must be included as one of those values?
 
If he got a brain transplant I'd be making similar jokes about him not having had one prior to the operation.

He could use one, but that's the one organ transplant where it's better to be the donor than the recipient. :)
 
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There's a whole lot of fuzzy area in the "I don't wish ill health on anyone" thing. No, I don't actively wish bad stuff on anyone (and I don't believe in karma), but I cannot deny, that when bad things happen, I prefer that they happen to people that my personal morality calls "bad" (and I'm not shedding too many tears over Hugo Chavez either). Honestly, who doesn't want more good stuff for the good guys? What's the flip side of that coin?
 
There's a whole lot of fuzzy area in the "I don't wish ill health on anyone" thing. No, I don't actively wish bad stuff on anyone (and I don't believe in karma), but I cannot deny, that when bad things happen, I prefer that they happen to people that my personal morality calls "bad" (and I'm not shedding too many tears over Hugo Chavez either). Honestly, who doesn't want more good stuff for the good guys? What's the flip side of that coin?


I agree in part, but I think it's fine to wish ill upon certain people. I was pleased to hear the news about the death of Bin Laden, as well as that of Ghaddafi. I hope that Bashar al-Assad meets the same fate as Ghaddafi.

Perhaps those are just extreme examples. I can't think of any U.S. political figures upon whom I wish ill health or death.
 

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