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Right to die --- at a ripe old age
Re: Re: Re: "Child in utero" codified in USofA law -- msrosie Post Reply Top of the thread Forum
Posted by: DWA
01/22/2008, 05:54:23
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Edit
 MSRosie:"Just like it's illegal for you to kill my dog, but it's legal for me to have her euthanised for any reason I choose."

"Likewise", I think a fully rational person should be allowed to take some assistance from Dr. Kervorkian, with extensive precautions. A choice to die can be rational if offered as a legal alterative, and save unnecessary suffering. This is consistent with the "property" concept, IMO.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kervorkian


As for a pet, one *can* choose the big veterinarian bill and daily shots (painless) for a diabetic cat (symptom: weak hind legs) and be/get very impressed and happy with the dramatic improvement. :-)

In that case, you are also/still deciding what to do with *your*, property, namely some money.

People with some grit and some foresight are already allowed to put a withhold order on life-saving measures in a routine advance medical directive.

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