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4/10/2013 1:39:34 PM
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Euthanasia
Should euthanasia be legalized in more than just two states in the US?
Here are some pro-euthanasia arguments:
-If a human is suffering, he/she should be allowed to die with dignity
-You, as a human being, have the right to decide how you want to die.
-If you're not hurting anyone else through the process of euthanasia, why shouldn't you be allowed?
-If your dog or cat was frail, aged and suffering with a hopeless condition, some people would consider putting them down. This is considered as an act of kindness to some.
-Does it cost more to keep this person alive then it does to use euthanasia? If so, why shouldn't they be allowed to die if they will it?
Tell me why you agree or give me your anti-euthanasia arguments!
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4 RespuestasIt's been legal here for over a decade and yes, I support it.
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1 RespuestaIt's just youth in Asia....
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Editado por TheBrandingIron: 4/10/2013 2:07:22 PMIf I am a vegetable, put me down. If I want to die, then I should be able to die. My life, after all.
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There are different types of euthanasia such as a type of euthanasia that is sometimes referred to as passive euthanasia. I'd say it depends on the situation and unless I'm in that situation, I have no opinion on the matter.
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I agree with euthanasia on the condition that the person has given permission to perform euthanasia when he/she had full mental capabilities. I don't think that you should make that decision in someone else's place.
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2 Respuestashow am i supposed to know that it isn't murder?
