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1. not sure. 2. not sure 3. not sure. 4. not sure. In some cases it's not really a choice between life vs death. The choice is a speedy death or a slow torturo
by Foober223 6y ago
1. not sure.
2. not sure
3. not sure.
4. not sure.
In some cases it's not really a choice between life vs death. The choice is a speedy death or a slow torturous death where they let you die of dehydration. Generally I think it's good to be legal, edge cases and what-if's aside. There are already negative "what-ifs" under the status quo, such as people being left to die of dehydration. Even pet dogs get a more merciful death.
- abellerose 6y agoI'm guessing I would be interested in what makes you unsure if the rest of your comment doesn't cover it all. In all seriousness I think we all have a death we're destined to experience. So I sort of approach the topic as an evolution question for how we can experience death compared to if our exact genetic makeup to make us came earlier in time of a less evolved society. Maybe that makes sense?