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05-05-2009, 01:20 AM

Yes, but with safeguards in place. A set criteria that prospective euthanasia cases would have to fulfill.

Like others have said, I have no problems with euthanasia for someone who is terminally ill or whose quality of life is severely diminished as opposed to a regular healthy person. I'm thinking of quadriplegics and similar cases.

The only thing I actually fear about euthanasia is:

i) People of questionable mental health being given the go ahead
ii) Governments/hospitals using euthanasia as a way to get rid of undesirables in a kind of under-the-radar legalized murder

Edit: I also think it should be entirely up to the person involved, as long as they satisfy any other legal requirements.


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