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pcernie

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Welby: reject right-to-die bill that ‘crosses the Rubicon’

Welby: reject right-to-die bill that ‘crosses the Rubicon’ | Society | The Guardian
http://www.theguardian.com/society/2015 ... dying-bill

AKA 'Come on, death is where we come in, mofos!'

Like the pastor asking my terminally-ill grandfather if he was ready to go see 'the Lord' :evil:

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Re: Welby: reject right-to-die bill that ‘crosses the Rubicon’

If he wants to not die while suffering a terribly slow painful death, that's up to him. He doesn't have to use this right if it's given to people.
If I had one of these terrible conditions, I'd want to end it.

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Re: Welby: reject right-to-die bill that ‘crosses the Rubicon’

In a weird twist. Animals are allowed have their lives terminated but humans must soldier on in agonising pain etc against their wishes.

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	l3v1ck wrote: If he wants to not die while suffering a terribly slow painful death, that's up to him. He doesn't have to use this right if it's given to people. If I had one of these terrible conditions, I'd want to end it.

+1 I'll probably be in that position and I'd really prefer that somebody doesn't have to risk prosecution to help me when the time comes.

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