To: Houmatt
If a mentally competent adult is under such physical suffering that life is unbearable, he should have the right to end his life. If for some reason he’s unable to do so, he should have the right to hire another to assist him.
I think that’s the most reasonable policy, and a no assisted suicide under any conditions policy is purely religiously founded, unsupportable by reason beyond wild speculation and is not consistent with the US Constitution.
28 posted on
01/13/2005 7:50:01 AM PST by
elfman2
("As goes Fallujah, so goes central Iraq and so goes the entire country" -Col Coleman, USMC ,4/2004)
To: elfman2
You do understand there is no way I could possibly agree with you.
To be honest, I also checked to see when you joined in case you were trolling.
32 posted on
01/13/2005 7:55:34 AM PST by
Houmatt
(Thank you, Terri, for showing me I had a heart. Because you broke it.)
To: elfman2
I think that’s the most reasonable policy, and a no assisted suicide under any conditions policy is purely religiously founded
Can you name anything in morality that isn't religiously founded?
53 posted on
01/13/2005 8:44:18 AM PST by
DarkSavant
(Then it's obvious what we must do, let's.... kill human)
To: elfman2
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