Euthanasia
By Sakina
@sakinasaifee18 (575)
Mumbai, India
4 responses
@CaptAlbertWhisker (32760)
• Calgary, Alberta
18 Aug 16
Did you know in Netherlands they Euthanize people going blind, Rape victims and people with slight face deformity. I am not kidding.
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@sakinasaifee18 (575)
• Mumbai, India
18 Aug 16
That's insane! For terminally ill or disabled people it's a bit understood, but for rape victims and blind people? Straight up crazy and a violation of rights.
@CaptAlbertWhisker (32760)
• Calgary, Alberta
18 Aug 16
@sakinasaifee18 The rape victims and the blind people, wanted it.
@stringer321 (5682)
• Kiryat Ata, Israel
18 Aug 16
Do you have some evidence that support what you say ?
It sounds crazy indeed.
@sherryericha (1806)
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
18 Aug 16
It's a decision I hope I never have to make. However, I do understand how pain, suffering, or hopelessness can make someone consider this path.
@sakinasaifee18 (575)
• Mumbai, India
18 Aug 16
Yes. And we can't really judge a person who wants this unless we have been in their shoes which I pray to God we never are.
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@sherryericha (1806)
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
18 Aug 16
@sakinasaifee18. Amen to that statement.
@zap_81 (1019)
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18 Aug 16
It is not controversial but definitely debatable. The view of euthanasia is not supported in any religion . So religion says no . That said even homosexuality is not endorsed by any religion. I think one require a lot of courage to make a law which would be against the religious text. Wont deny the fact that to see your loved ones suffering is disheartening.
@zap_81 (1019)
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18 Aug 16
@sakinasaifee18 I guess people can use it to serve their interest. Overall it does seem such a law could be misuse .
@sakinasaifee18 (575)
• Mumbai, India
18 Aug 16
I believe that if someone suffers from a very critical, painful condition which can't be ever treated, then they have a right to willfully die rather than endure the pain and suffering. But this decision shouldn't be made under any sort of pressure.
@ms1864 (6882)
• Bangalore, India
20 Aug 16
I think its freedom of choice. It's not up to us to decide what people are allowed to do with their lives. We as by-standers do not know...and many a times do not comprehend what others are going through...something that's easy for us to deal with...need not be easy for everyone.
Peoples capacity to withstand situations differs.
Sure if it's someone like family or friend...we can try to change their mind...because we have a right over them...they are attached to us. But like...who am I to say anything...if my friends relative decides to give up? I do not know their life...I can wish for them to not...but it's not up to me.
Freedom of choice.....
@sakinasaifee18 (575)
• Mumbai, India
20 Aug 16
Yes we can't know someone's feelings or pain unless we step into their shoes.
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