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I understand that there is probably some sort of fear of murder or untimely death by doctors "throwing up their hands" or pressure from inheritors to "move on"
by citizenpaul 2y ago
I understand that there is probably some sort of fear of murder or untimely death by doctors "throwing up their hands" or pressure from inheritors to "move on"
However the hard line makes no sense. In most places that human euthanasia is illegal no one has any problem killing animals because it is more merciful than allowing them to spend their final time suffering tremendously.
- rozap 2y agoYea, I don't understand this. Is "the woke mind virus" as another poster in this thread called it also responsible for me putting my 14 year old dog with aggressive cancer down? Of course not. Death came for her and it would have been cruel to prolong the suffering. Pretty simple, and it's no different for humans.
- typewithrhythm 2y agoPut simply, animals are property. The idea of equating animals to people is not a widespread one, and relatively new besides. You could apply the same logic to cannibalism. Given no-one has any problem killing and eating animals.
- 63 2y agoIn fairness, it's a minority, but there are quite a few of us who have problems killing and eating animals and increasingly so depending on the species.