Euthanasia ...

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No, not what Paul Gadd goes searching for...

Do we have the right to choose to die?

If you were seriously ill where you had no quality of life - would you like the right to decide when you die?

Could you make that decision for someone (a love one/a member of your family) to assist with their death?

Is it right that people can be prosecuted for assisting someone to die?

Me, I agree with it - I would like to right to choose if I developed a severe debilitating illness (where I had no quality of life).

For family/loved ones - hard to say if I could make the choice to assist them in ending their life (that is a different decision from, say, not putting them on life support etc)
 
shud be legal. if someone wants to die then let them die ffs.
 
at the moment in my current state of mind i would say that if i was a veg then i wouldn't want to live like that but if i was actually in that state i couldn't guess what i would say. However, i do feel it is important that people can chose if they want to die and that people should be able to help them if they are unable to do so independently.
 
he's opened his eyes at last. has swelling on the brain. visiting time is at three so we'll find out if he's awrite then.
 
[video=youtube;TKIqTli4gv4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKIqTli4gv4[/video]

this is a ****in topper <laugh>
 
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