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> not to stay on life support Ceasing or preventing disproportionate medical measures is a very different thing than decisively murdering somebody. To my under
by a8da6b0c91d 13y ago
> not to stay on life support
Ceasing or preventing disproportionate medical measures is a very different thing than decisively murdering somebody. To my understanding, living wills already allow the former.
- marquis 13y ago>decisively murdering somebody Is that what Scott Adams was proposing? I'd think you'd be hardpressed to find someone who is interested in decisive murder. Edit: lostlogin - you're right. Those horrors exist. I'm not from the U.S. so I forget that such medieval concepts are still in practice. Again, the great irony - the right to die is not allowed but can be forced on you.
- lostlogin 13y agoThe US. Drones and the death penalty are what I have in mind. And neither of those are going away soon. Not that many countries are any better, we just don't have the money to keep up.