Thread: Euthanasia?
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Old 27-07-2004, 22:59   #122
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Re: Euthanasia?

I agree, I will repost what was a point i was trying to make earlyer

Repost....


Really though all of us can say this and that but its all debate until you are in that one moment and you cant say anything. When the moment comes all your moral objections or convictions that we have been discussing are out of the window in that one moment and then it is a test of your personaility.

Do you love that enough to let them go? Do you love them so much you cant let them go? Can you kill someone? Could you live with yourself if you did?

All those questions can only be answered once our emotions are actually being tested in the real event, one we all hope we are not in . As the person or as the person being asked.

I fail to see how anyone can speak with such conviction? If you know someone who has been in pain and died it is still not the same as being asked to kill them.

I reakon we should debate the pros and cons of allowing medical assistance in depth in extreame cases. Not a debate on the legal meaning of Euthanasia.
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