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Euthanasia is normally understood to be completely voluntary. Only the most callous call for people to be forcefully euthanised for any reason.I know its a no brainer. But i sense euthanasiaists are out there.
My brother is a quadriplegic of 31 years, and i hope that people respect their rights to life, as i do.
To many philosophers and anthropologists, caring for the disabled is the foundational concept of what makes a society.Or are they undesireables, beggars, and thieves in your opinion?
I don't know... there's a LOT of New Zealanders...Euthanasia is normally understood to be completely voluntary. Only the most callous call for people to be forcefully euthanised for any reason.
I know its a no brainer. But i sense euthanasiaists are out there.
My brother is a quadriplegic of 31 years, and i hope that people respect their rights to life, as i do.
It means for the last 31 years, his brother hasn't been able to use his arms and legs. This condition is usually due to cervical trauma today, although in the past, various infections, notably polio, were frequent causes of the condition as well.What does that mean exactly?
Or are they undesireables, beggars, and thieves in your opinion?
It means for the last 31 years, his brother hasn't been able to use his arms and legs. This condition is usually due to cervical trauma today, although in the past, various infections, notably polio, were frequent causes of the condition as well.
That's not what I was asking, but your voice is always a treat this early in the morning... I was asking what the poster meant by respecting his brother's rights to life.
And it goes back to the Stone Age. There are dozens of skeletons of people who had suffered serious injury or been born with disabilities who would only have lived as long as they did with care.To many philosophers and anthropologists, caring for the disabled is the foundational concept of what makes a society.