Semper Gratus!

According to the BBC, those darned ill-tempered, depressing libtards want to kill themselves rather than face a future which seems to be getting more conservative.

Assisted suicide could be offered to Britons who are chronically depressed rather than terminally ill, says the head of a controversial Swiss group.

Ludwig Minelli says his organisation, Dignitas, is asking the Swiss Supreme court to allow a change in the law.

Existing laws have already allowed Dignitas to help 54 Britons to die and Mr Ludwig said another British man was due to follow next week.

Speaking at the Lib Dem conference, he urged the UK to drop its suicide laws. -(emphasis mine)

Let’s see, their population is shrinking due to abortion and now they want to be able to commit suicide because they’re perpetually unhappy. Sounds like a plan to me!

“We are NOT violently evil … and we’ll KILL anyone who says we are!”

So much for the Religion of Peace. From Jihad Watch:

A notorious Muslim extremist told a demonstration in London yesterday that the Pope should face execution. Anjem Choudary said those who insulted Islam would be “subject to capital punishment”.

Jeesh! How many times have we heard that kind of talk from the Pope? I mean, people were predicting that Benedict XVI would be another Hitler, right? And he’s been spouting hate ever since he was elevated to Pontiff and … er, he – well… come to think of it, he seems like a pretty nice guy and rather mild and humble.

Citing the words of the Prophet Muhammad, Muslim religious leaders in the Gaza Strip on Sunday warned Pope Benedict XVI that he must “accept” Islam if he wanted to live in peace.

How quaint! What a lovely way to persuade someone to your way of thinking. “Submit or die!” Sounds like a Dem talking point…

I’d much rather count on another group of individuals who have an equally pointed motto but one with a real choice to those to which it is addressed: “Make Peace or Die” – 1st Battalion, 5th Marines. Check it out. I just ordered the DVD so I can’t provide a review yet. Instead, I’ll offer one of my favorite videos.

It’s a sweet tale of love and devotion, with a slightly hard edge.
(If you’re at work, turn the volume down -or- put on headphones and turn the volume up!)