Given the juxtaposition of Terri's starvation/dehydration with Easter week, the cartoonist is drawing a comparison between the unjust suffering of Terri with the unjust suffering of Jesus.
Let me try to get this straight, in an attempt to make your post relevant to this thread. You believe that other people suffer unjustly, and therefore Terri's unjust suffering is no big deal. Am I on the right track?
Or were you just taking a convenient opportunity to gripe about those Demon Republicans?
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what are you trying to prove by this?
"Prove?" Not the word I would use.
Given the juxtaposition of Terri's starvation/dehydration with Easter week, the cartoonist is drawing a comparison between the unjust suffering of Terri with the unjust suffering of Jesus.
t0m -
Let me try to get this straight, in an attempt to make your post relevant to this thread. You believe that other people suffer unjustly, and therefore Terri's unjust suffering is no big deal. Am I on the right track?
Or were you just taking a convenient opportunity to gripe about those Demon Republicans?
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