Dr Assisted Suicide and RCC Healthcare

[Danbones]

There is a way to avoid death.

( oh goody a riddle!)
If a person gets aborted before they are born?
( what does the person who gets the right answer win?)
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Say, if they take away the pain meds, we can have a new medical industry,
for suicide assinssistants.
Could save a lot of tax money keeping those decrepit old folks alive

question is: if a nurse puts the morphine to the IV
is that a goal or an assist?

 

[MHz]

The Book of Life gets your name written in at conception.

You won't have to worry about what the prize is.

Considering the method approved will be a heroin OD expect the price to rise considerably. (or intentional starvation if nobody is watching. We may not look alike while alive but as ashes you wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

 

[eriatilos]

World population 1950---2.5 B
2010---6.8 B
2015---7.3 B

 

[PoliticalNick]

Why on earth would you ever demand a human kill another human??

WTF do you think govts do when they send in the troops? Forcing a doctor to help a terminally ill patient end their own life is nowhere near as bad as ordering a bunch of kids to go kill a bunch of other kids for geo-political gain and control of resources.

The term suicide is a euphamism. This is government sponsored homicide that fundamentally undermines the principles of a just nation state. We have an out of control, renegade Supreme Court that has no mandate from or responsibility to the people of Canada.

We have a vicious judicial tyranny that needs to be overthrown. They are without constraint... they a morally incompetent.. and as Lord Acton state.. "absolute power corrupts absolutely".. it will only get worse.. they will have to be overthrown and ousted.. by revolt if necessary.

So letting a terminally ill person choose the time and manner of their passing is govt sponsored homicide but bombing the crap out of foreign nations killing people who want to live is just politics and collateral damage.

 

[Kreskin]

Our healthcare is so bad I'm sure they couldn't kill you if they tried.

 

[JLM]

Our healthcare is so bad I'm sure they couldn't kill you if they tried.

What's to fear is the damage they do when they are not trying!

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.

If you think you, a friend or relative is hating life so much that death is the only answer, do it yourself or for a friend or relative.

A Dr is not necessary.

What are you afraid of?

A murder charge?

Is it possible to enact a law that will cover all cases? There's exceptions to all rules and I think for the exceptions doctor assisted suicides are OK. I'm leery of carte blanche killing of everyone who decides it's "time to go". It's a decision there is no return from, just like the death penalty!

So letting a terminally ill person choose the time and manner of their passing is govt sponsored homicide but bombing the crap out of foreign nations killing people who want to live is just politics and collateral damage.

Not sure why you are comparing (contrasting) the two processes!

 

[PoliticalNick]

Not sure why you are comparing (contrasting) the two processes!

Because a lot of the people against assisted suicide are for the wars in the middle east. It seems hypocritical to me to support indiscriminate killing of foreign nationals whilst trying to deny those who actually want to die the right to do it with dignity and without pain.

 

[gerryh]

Because a lot of the people against assisted suicide are for the wars in the middle east. It seems hypocritical to me to support indiscriminate killing of foreign nationals whilst trying to deny those who actually want to die the right to do it with dignity and without pain.

The RCC is supportive of the wars in the Middle East?

 

[JLM]

Because a lot of the people against assisted suicide are for the wars in the middle east. It seems hypocritical to me to support indiscriminate killing of foreign nationals whilst trying to deny those who actually want to die the right to do it with dignity and without pain.

Could it be that one group of people they care about while the other group they don't care about?

 

[PoliticalNick]

The RCC is supportive of the wars in the Middle East?

The RCC is one of the main antagonists and one of the main benefactors so yeah, they sponsor and support plenty of wars. I was actually referring to some members of CanCon but since you asked f*cknuts.

Could it be that one group of people they care about while the other group they don't care about?

So they're hypocrites like I said

 

[JLM]

The RCC is one of the main antagonists and one of the main benefactors so yeah, they sponsor and support plenty of wars. I was actually referring to some members of CanCon but since you asked f*cknuts.



So they're hypocrites like I said

Maybe! or maybe just ignorance!

 

[gerryh]

The RCC is one of the main antagonists and one of the main benefactors so yeah, they sponsor and support plenty of wars. I was actually referring to some members of CanCon but since you asked f*cknuts.

Yes, I asked, but t I didn't refer to you as fu cknuts. Don't be so hard on yourself. We all know you're an idiot. No need to state the obvious. So, why don't you show how the RCC is the main antagonists and how they are benifiting from this war.

 

[Serryah]

This is one issue I never did understand why so many are against it. IF a patient is terminal and IF they are of sound mind at one point to say to their doctor/lawyer/loved ones "If I am in X situation with no chance of what could be called life, if I will be in pain before death, if I will be suffering, then I wish to die peacefully" then who is anyone ELSE to tell that person 'no'?

Both my aunt and uncle died of ALS; my aunt was confined to a wheelchair, my uncle died before he got to that point. So I KNOW what that disease is like, and it is normally fatal (though exceptions exist I admit). Who is someone from, say, Alberta, to tell them that they could not die with dignity if they so wished?

My grandmother died of, and my uncle is suffering from Alzheimers. If he, before he reached a point of total dementia, had stated a wish to die when it got too extreme, who is anyone from anywhere to deny him that right?

My mother has already asked that if she ends up in certain medical situations, that we do all we can to see her die peacefully, and if assisted suicide is an answer, so be it. That is HER wish, stated to all of us. Who is any of you to tell us "no"?

 

[gerryh]

This is one issue I never did understand why so many are against it. IF a patient is terminal and IF they are of sound mind at one point to say to their doctor/lawyer/loved ones "If I am in X situation with no chance of what could be called life, if I will be in pain before death, if I will be suffering, then I wish to die peacefully" then who is anyone ELSE to tell that person 'no'?

Both my aunt and uncle died of ALS; my aunt was confined to a wheelchair, my uncle died before he got to that point. So I KNOW what that disease is like, and it is normally fatal (though exceptions exist I admit). Who is someone from, say, Alberta, to tell them that they could not die with dignity if they so wished?

My grandmother died of, and my uncle is suffering from Alzheimers. If he, before he reached a point of total dementia, had stated a wish to die when it got too extreme, who is anyone from anywhere to deny him that right?

My mother has already asked that if she ends up in certain medical situations, that we do all we can to see her die peacefully, and if assisted suicide is an answer, so be it. That is HER wish, stated to all of us. Who is any of you to tell us "no"?

and if the law allows, they can. Just not in a Hospital run by the RCC or those affiliated with the RCC.

 

[JLM]

This is one issue I never did understand why so many are against it. IF a patient is terminal and IF they are of sound mind at one point to say to their doctor/lawyer/loved ones "If I am in X situation with no chance of what could be called life, if I will be in pain before death, if I will be suffering, then I wish to die peacefully" then who is anyone ELSE to tell that person 'no'?

Both my aunt and uncle died of ALS; my aunt was confined to a wheelchair, my uncle died before he got to that point. So I KNOW what that disease is like, and it is normally fatal (though exceptions exist I admit). Who is someone from, say, Alberta, to tell them that they could not die with dignity if they so wished?

My grandmother died of, and my uncle is suffering from Alzheimers. If he, before he reached a point of total dementia, had stated a wish to die when it got too extreme, who is anyone from anywhere to deny him that right?

My mother has already asked that if she ends up in certain medical situations, that we do all we can to see her die peacefully, and if assisted suicide is an answer, so be it. That is HER wish, stated to all of us. Who is any of you to tell us "no"?

It can be a "slippery slope" for sure but I definitely think there are some situations that indicate assisted suicide is not only warranted but is sensible. A.L.S. would be one for sure.

 

[skookumchuck]

And nobody has asked what it would feel like to kill a person, interesting. Why do people not have the guts to prepare their own demise when they can? They would prefer to wait until the last second and have someone else kill them, what a horse chit way to live and die.

 

[JLM]

And nobody has asked what it would feel like to kill a person, interesting. Why do people not have the guts to prepare their own demise when they can? They would prefer to wait until the last second and have someone else kill them, what a horse chit way to live and die.

Procrastination is a common fault of the human race!

 

[PoliticalNick]

And nobody has asked what it would feel like to kill a person, interesting. Why do people not have the guts to prepare their own demise when they can? They would prefer to wait until the last second and have someone else kill them, what a horse chit way to live and die.

If I could walk into a pharmacy and pick up an overdose of opiates without a prescription we wouldn't need the law. lf an ALS patient had lost use of their limbs they cannot inject or ingest such an ovedose without assistance so they require assistance. This is not about whether you have the right to end your own life, suicide is not illegal, it is about whether enlisting help should be allowed.

 

[Angstrom]

The truth is, even though no doctors will admit it, its already happening. Doctors are already overdosing terminally ill patients with pain killing drugs , but not reported and documented deaths as such.

It's been happening for years.

 

[petros]

If I could walk into a pharmacy and pick up an overdose of opiates without a prescription we wouldn't need the law. lf an ALS patient had lost use of their limbs they cannot inject or ingest such an ovedose without assistance so they require assistance. This is not about whether you have the right to end your own life, suicide is not illegal, it is about whether enlisting help should be allowed.

Why OD? Hypoxia only costs a nickel, the going rate for a plastic shopping bag. No Dr needed.

And nobody has asked what it would feel like to kill a person, interesting. Why do people not have the guts to prepare their own demise when they can? They would prefer to wait until the last second and have someone else kill them, what a horse chit way to live and die.

No heaven if you kill yourself.