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Exactly. Having a duty of care for someone and deliberately not providing that care with the intention of killing them is making you just as complicit in their
by 93po 4y ago
Exactly. Having a duty of care for someone and deliberately not providing that care with the intention of killing them is making you just as complicit in their death as euthanasia.
- sonthonax 4y agoFurthermore it's not inaction, in order to starve someone to death you have to get a lawyer and a judge to sign the death warrant. Pretending this is ethical is palming off the moral responsibility to some medical-tech who refills the feeding tube.