[OldNavyVet]

"A society that legalizes intentionally causing the death of an innocent person cannot, by any stretch of the imagination, be called “good” or “flourishing.”

I'd like to say that ...

A society that lets a person die that wants to die, is a good society.

A relative that lives in Dr. Kervorkian's neighborhood told me ... "People say that what Kervorkian is doing is wrong, but no one wants to see him punished."

Think about it.

[trisham]

I couldn’t agree less.

[wagglebee]

A society that lets a person die that wants to die, is a good society.

Of course it is, but this isn't about "letting" someone die, it's about actively hastening their death.

A relative that lives in Dr. Kervorkian's neighborhood told me ... "People say that what Kervorkian is doing is wrong, but no one wants to see him punished."

And I say, "Thank God we don't live in a direct democracy." If something is wrong it needs to be punished, especially if it results in death.

Kevorkian had a very good PR machine, agents of Satan often do, but what he did was evil. The evidence suggests that he murdered people who were suffering from nothing more than treatable depression. Satan will almost always appeal to base emotions rather than logic or fact, that is what Kevorkian did and over a hundred people were murdered before his killing spree ended.

Think about it.

I have and I've come to the conclusion that you are, at best, a concern troll.

[DJ MacWoW]

People commit suicide every day. It becomes murder when they ask someone else to do it. If someone really wants to die they should do it themselves. No assistance needed.