crunchysoundbite wrote:This man should lose his title and profession as Doctor. Doctor Kavorkian(spelling ?), had a purpose as a Dr., even if people disagreed with him. Conrad was just greedy and reckless. A person texting while driving without the regard of others safety is as guilty. Whether you liked Micheal Jackson or not, he has more than likely produced some music in his career that you could say you liked. He lived music. His purpose was to entertain and he did that well. He loved children. I cannot judge him on that respect. We will never know what he had in store for the world, and we all at a loss because of that selfish "Dr." trying to hide evidence instead of saving Micheal's life. For that he should not be eligible for parole.
Kevorkian took it upon himself to deliberately end many lives, claiming, he helped them end their suffering.
Conrad, was indifferent, capitalizing on an opportunity to earn extraordinary income, even if it meant willful neglect of Jackson's well -being.
In either case, we've witnessed the breakdown of some pretty import ethical principles. I personally would never trust either one of them with my life or with handling the interest of my well being.
