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He did not "like" to kill other people(and you can't prove he did), he did love to end unnecessary suffering when REQUESTED.
What were his "plenty of reasons" for using his machine?
He didn't know his illness would be terminal.
He wasn't facing months and years of excruciating pain.
What were his "plenty of reasons" for using his machine?
He liked it. If suffering was really so awful then why did he prefer to suffer - and you cannot say there's no suffering with Hepatitis C, liver cancer, kidney failure - than kill himself?
It turned out it was funner to kill other people but for himself he wanted a Death with Dignity, a Natural Death.
He liked it. If suffering was really so awful then why did he prefer to suffer - and you cannot say there's no suffering with Hepatitis C, liver cancer, kidney failure - than kill himself?
It turned out it was funner to kill other people but for himself he wanted a Death with Dignity, a Natural Death.
"funner"?
His reasons according to you
He liked it. What? That's not a reason....
You do NOT know whether he was suffering or what level his pain was on...
He did NOT know his illness would be terminal..he may have thought he would recover...why can't you understand your own language????
Even if he had a terminal illness and was in extreme pain HE may not have CHOSEN to end his own life...THAT is what he fought for ..being able to C H O O S E
Even if he had CHOSEN to use his machine I doubt he would've been able to in the hospital...:rolleyes :
So we can now choose to OWN people? Since I can go out and buy a dog and even put MY dog in a fence or make it wear a collar, can I do the same thing with a human? I want to buy one.
Hmmmm.....don't you feel that your "own" yourself?
Your statement is a complete fail.
We are not talking about someone else making the decision to end your life.....we are talking about YOU making the decision to end your life.
That's the whole problem with you euthanasia types and why you shouldn't be allowed to go around killing people. You think you know what someone else might want but some people might want to live even if you think they shouldn't.
No one here is advocating forcing someone to choose euthanasia......they are advocating that you and you alone be permitted to make that choice.
Why should someone who is not doing the suffering be allowed to make the choice for the person who is?
Ummmm.....isn't that EXACTLY what Jack Kevorkian was trying to do?
........Make his "death machine" available to those who chose to use it?
Right. In Oregon the patient drinks a barbituate drink and drifts off within minutes, but they took Kevorkians license away, so he couldn't get the drugs needed. He invented another way. Other options, like Nembutal, as soon as authorities got wind of it's use for suicide, they made it unavailable. People used to be able to go to Mexico and get it over the counter. I believe they have also required a license for the latest option, helium tanks. They don't want to over-medicate, they don't want people to get addicted, it appears they are the ones that enjoy prolonging suffering. Perhaps there''s a lot of money in it.
Why do you post the same thing over and over again when many posters have pointed out how that's not always possible???
But for almost EVERY person who does want to off themselves,it is possible at some point during their terminal illness,they just CHOOSE to not do i tthen for whatever reason.
Also,how many of the people who want to kill themselves are physically incapable of doing so,could you provide some stats or cites showing the number?
Then they just need ot put their big girl panties on....
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