Not everyone believes in God - and even some who do (though perhaps not of your particular faith) believe that they should have the right to make a self-chosen exit when facing a terminal diagnosis and unbearable pain.
I admit that it’s a very ‘slippery slope’ to codify something like this; but I’m not going to judge someone very old and very ill for taking that way out.
That’s an argument from the left.
You bet it is. When society embraces “the right to die”, it will inevitably become “the obligation to die” After that, we’re into Soylent Green territory.
Apparently Injun culture had very oldsters just go out to succumb to the elements as a regular form of business.
Sister had a hard going out - because of laws regarding giving patients seditives people suffer more than they need to. Now that you might not get medical help to relief ones misery it raises a lot of questions how much one should suffer especially over a long haul when you no longer have even the ability to control your thoughts - your personality, your body functions, and your own self awarenesss is all gone.
I question what I never did before - once you see a family member cease to have any characterists of a person you will question, and the medical help is unwilling to relieve that misery because of laws...somethings wrong in our society...very wrong.