Euthanasia, isn't it time to decriminalise this
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2023 9:11 am
After reading this
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67756506
I feel it's time for a debate.
As I have said in the unpopular opinions thread, that people should be allowed to choose when they die if they are suffering
Obviously there is a lot of legislation to go through and nobody should be allowed to chose Euthenadia without consultation.
I doubt at 60, I will live long enough to be given the choice but I think it should be on a political agenda by then
When I was a teenager, if I was asked if Euthenadia would be legal before sane sex marriages I would I would have said yes.
That's not to denigrate sane sex marriages but in my family, I saw more people suffer painful debilitating deaths than I saw same sex couples wanting to marry.
Acceptance of people's choices have come on leaps and bounds in the last 40 years and yet a planned suicide is still a taboo subject
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67756506
I feel it's time for a debate.
As I have said in the unpopular opinions thread, that people should be allowed to choose when they die if they are suffering
Obviously there is a lot of legislation to go through and nobody should be allowed to chose Euthenadia without consultation.
I doubt at 60, I will live long enough to be given the choice but I think it should be on a political agenda by then
When I was a teenager, if I was asked if Euthenadia would be legal before sane sex marriages I would I would have said yes.
That's not to denigrate sane sex marriages but in my family, I saw more people suffer painful debilitating deaths than I saw same sex couples wanting to marry.
Acceptance of people's choices have come on leaps and bounds in the last 40 years and yet a planned suicide is still a taboo subject