Are you approved of Euthanasia?
By viney17
@viney17 (688)
Philippines
October 2, 2011 7:44am CST
Euthanasia in other words mercy killing is the act of ending one's life relieve him/her from suffering.
So euthanasia can be classified to having the patient's consent or without (since he may be brain dead, in a coma or other situation where he isn't conscious).
Morally, this is wrong because we don't have the right to end a person's life. But I am kind of approved of this practice, because it's hard to see our love ones suffering right? though if there is hope i will continue to support him/her and will not end his life until he has the will to live.
How about you? are you in favor of euthanasia?
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5 responses
@r03249 (357)
• Philippines
2 Oct 11
I don't exactly favor euthanasia but then I believe in individual choices. It all depends on the person's or the family's choice. It's not about 'our' morals, it's 'their' moral issues, right?
I'm just a pro-choice. Life is full of choices. Life is all about choices. :)
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@buddha3 (1026)
• India
3 Oct 11
People think of Euthanasia only when they are suffering from unbearable pain or when they don't have anybody to look after them day and night. We can't imagine the pain they pass through- physically and mentally.
Hence it is our duty to respect their decision and we should not come in the way of their wish. At least we can decide on the intensity of their suffering and Euthanasia should be allowed.
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@pergammano (7682)
• Canada
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@WakeUpKitty (8692)
• Netherlands
2 Oct 11
I don't have a problem with euthanasia. Why should I? It's up to the patient to decide how or what.
People who are against it I don't understand. If they have a sick dog or cat or rabbit they go to the vet and ask for euthanasia and that they call a human thing to do. So I can only conclude that people are more human to animals as they are to the one(s) they say they really love.
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@rmendoza123 (637)
• Philippines
3 Oct 11
If you believe in miracle then do not go with euthanasia.
But as for me, there's no such thing as miracle, everything must be supported with concrete evidence. It is true that killing one's one life is immoral, but why do you let your love ones suffer like that. It's not right isn't it? But it's okay.
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