His take is inaccurate.
Most Americans would say that they would not want to live that way, and they are projecting.
A lot of Americans say that it should be the husband's decision and not the parents.
A lot of Americans say that it's a matter for the state and not the federal gov't.
And most Americans are basing their opinions on incomplete information.
Don't forget that the constitution says its a matter for the state and not the federal government.
Most people are basing their decision opn left-wing pro-death newspapers and TV.
So we have been blessed as a people with freedom and charity and wealth.
While some would say that the social medicine in Europe or other parts of the world is great they have never had to wait for months for a test to be done or for surgery to correct a correctable situation, or as in some
countries (now it looks as though ours in following suit) not given any medical care because they are old or the doctor feels they have no chance to live. LIFE is supreme there is no return when the light goes out of their
eyes and the breathing stops, one cannot speak or touch or laugh or cry with the departed loved one. It is over. For those of us who believe in transference of our soul to a better place there may be the chance of meeting once again but I am not sure it will be the same as we now have in this great land and in the joy of feeling the air on our skin and the touch of a loved one.
Life taken can never be restored. Every effort should have been made to rehabilitate this young woman or allow her parents to keep her in their loving arms. Once gone there is no return. Just as the movie I Accuse, in Germany gave Hitler and the Nazi the popular support to start killing the infirmed and the so called nonhumans, this decision may be the catalyst for further taking of gods gift to his people LIFE.