Thread: A Duty To Die?
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Old 10-09-2012, 16:51   #141
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Re: A Duty To Die?

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
I would have thought it equally obvious that I was disagreeing with your opinion

I also disagree that it is 'better' in any possible sense. Human life and animal life is not equivalent, either legally or morally. The treatment of profoundly sick or untreatable animals is a function of that lesser status.

The treatment of animal life is appropriate to their moral and legal status, as is the treatment of human life in our current system.
And it is my opinion that the elevated status of the human entitles the human to decide on his own fate, and if he wishes to terminate his life, then, with certain provisos, a qualified medical practitioner should be allowed be allowed to aid said person in doing so in a dignified manner.
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