How is death avoided.
Made a mistake in my vote, tried to edit but could not.RCC says " no f-cking way" in any of their 120 Canadian facilities.
Good for them. There is no shortage of nondenominational bridges to jump off of.
Sparrow;2258250 Why is it we have more pity and love for animals then (sic) humans?[/QUOTE said:Because the cost of a vet is higher than that of a doctor??
Why fight the wishes of those who want to die.
I understand that we need to protect the weakest in our society but really, is there anyway to avoid death. Won't we all need to face it.
Why not on our own terms.j
Why is it we have more pity and love for animals then humans?
Animals are nice. And increasingly rare.
Soldiers are cruel and cowardly?Why on earth would you ever demand a human kill another human?
That is some of the cruellest and cowardly sh-t I've ever heard.
Getting a note from my Dr saying I was the best choice to a 'free suicide kit'.Why on earth would you ever demand a human kill another human?
What are you afraid of?
No, but that's not what you said, is it?Are they being forced to kill noncombatants with ALS or what have you?
fundamentally undermines the principles of a just nation state.
A doctor does not have to provide the services, but the hospital itself can not prevent another non RCC doctor from being involved. Not all employees at those particular hospitals are of that religious persuasion and the hospital is not allowed to discriminate against any other faith or lack of faith.
I've never been one to agree with the concept that a nation's health care should be a for profit venture. That being said, Japanese culture is entirely different than North America's, even at the corporate level, so their views on profit in regards to health care may be somewhat tempered by it.Not sure about that. 90% of the hospitals in Japan are privately owned, and they provide high-quality service at reasonable prices (Japan has a mandatory insurance scheme and price regulation).
Only if it makes it age mandatory. The terminally ill and those in similar positions have the right to not only die on their own terms, but to do so with at least some measure of dignity. Humanely speeding along someone's imminent demise at their behest should not be considered homicide.The term suicide is a euphamism. This is government sponsored homicide that fundamentally undermines the principles of a just nation state.