Mike Wallace and Doctor K

I looked at the paintings. Frankly, they remind me of art that a coffee house I once frequented used to put on the wall -- clearly the result of an adolescent need to shock the bourgeoise. Honestly, I wouldn't call this stuff so much demonic as ugly, poor quality, and childish.

To me, Kevorkian is not demonic, but rather a dangerous, reckless man who believes himself to be a martyr trying to advance the cause of human dignity.

As someone who is generally pro-choice, I have grave doubts about the whole "Right to Die" movement. I don't believe in heroic measures in terminal cases, necessarily, but I worry that the advocates for the "Right to Die" movement may some day find themselves replaced by advocates of the "Duty to Die" ("because you are old and in everyone's way, etc.") movement.

Well, they're bad,macabre paintings but his philosophical musings,except for the Easter one, are just reiterating how low humanity has fallen not advocating satanism. He's probably a bit disturbed but I don't think his paintings epitomize evil.That said, there's no way those paintings would ever enter my house let alone grace the walls.