1. Death, a question of dignity
... choose an abortion; Giving people access to assistance in dying. All are emotionally laden questions. Discussions about euthanasia often get mired in a mountain of emotional accusations, such as charges that the "most vulnerable" of humans are "besieged by euthanasia practitioners" and that families must fight "anti-life assaults on their loved ones" which "threaten the lives of those who are medically vulnerable". ... In reality, the basic question posed by euthanasia/assisted suicide is: should a person: who is terminally ill; and who feels that their life ... of capability; and who r...
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