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Euthanasia in sentence

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Now, listen, that sounds like a pitch for euthanasia.
I want to make it absolutely crystal clear to you all, I hate euthanasia.
I don't think euthanasia matters.
So I'm an opponent of euthanasia, but I do think we have to give people back some control.
It deprives euthanasia of its oxygen supply.
I think we should be looking at stopping the want for euthanasia, not for making it illegal or legal or worrying about it at all.
It is OK that he defends his position on the euthanasia, an extremely delicate issue.
Just a brilliant play about many things, foremost being euthanasia, "respectability", religion, and fundamental human relationships.
A very moving and thought provoking film that raises issues of mental health, terminal illness and euthanasia.
Now I'm not here to say anything about the right for or against euthanasia.
Rather than force us to answer the euthanasia question, the real question posed is , What is Love?
At one point, they even consider euthanasia.
That's because The Sea Inside (aka Mar adentro) is a film about euthanasia.
And, while Steinbeck was not one to let a sentimental moment pass by, e.g, Lennie's Christ-like innocence, inappropriate super-human strength which inadvertently wreaks havoc resulting in his euthanasia with the same instrument as used for Curley's dog, these scenes are never maudlin.
Billing euthanasia as comedy relief is either an attempt to exploit the animals the film portrays or it's a product of a sick, twisted culture that has reached the bottom of the barrel for something funny.
Holland, with its euthanasia law, is not internationally condemned; indeed, its killer-doctors see themselves as an avant-garde.
There are conflicting views about whether legalization of voluntary euthanasia in the Netherlands, and of physician assistance in dying in Oregon, has led to an increase in the number of vulnerable people being killed or assisted in dying withouttheirfull, informed consent.
Peggy Battin, the most prominent American bioethicist working on assisted dying and euthanasia, also took the stand.
(The most recent Dutch report, released after Smith handed down her judgment, confirms that there has been no dramatic increase in euthanasia cases in the Netherlands.)
Should Children Have the Right to Die?PRINCETON – Since 2002, Belgium has permitted terminally or incurably ill adults to request and receive euthanasia from a doctor.
In February 2014, the Belgian parliament removed the provision of the country’s law on euthanasia that restricted the law’s use to adults.
Predictably, the uproar resumed last month when the first minor requested and received euthanasia.
Although Belgium’s euthanasia law now has no specific age requirement – thus differing from Dutch legislation, which permits doctors to provide euthanasia, on request, to minors who are at least 12 years old – it does require the person requesting euthanasia to have a demonstrable capacity for rational decision-making.
In announcing the first use of the law by a minor, Wim Distelmans, the head of Belgium’s federal euthanasia commission, pointed out that there are very few children for whom the question of euthanasia is raised.
The patient would therefore also have been eligible for euthanasia in the Netherlands.
Patients requesting euthanasia judge that the benefits of continued life do not outweigh the burdens of treatment, or of continuing to live, with or without treatment.
This is not true of minors requesting euthanasia.
For these reasons, Belgium’s extension of its law on euthanasia to minors with a demonstrable capacity for rational decision-making does not deny anyone’s right to life.
Opponents of legal voluntary euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide sometimes say that if the laws were changed, patients would feel pressured to end their lives in order to avoid being a burden to others.
The former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly described Soros in 2007 as “off-the-chart dangerous,” and “an extremist who wants open borders, a one-world foreign policy, legalized drugs, euthanasia, and on and on.”
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