Terminal means they're yet alive and breathing, you motherfucking moron, so you're prematurely ending their lives (before their diseases can finish the job). EVERYONE (this includes both the doctor and the patient) is destined to die at some point, there's no difference, murder is murder (taking human life), E-Numskull, I'm afraid you ARE that fucking stupid and worse, way to go you dumb shit, no wonder you're a atheist shithead, PWNED RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX.
I think if you'd ever seen a loved one in the final stages of cancer, you'd really understand why euthanasia is an issue. It isn't pretty. If they are young, they can hold on for quite some time
I have seen no more horrendous sight - and I can assure you, no drugs will suffice, at that moment.
It's just not a publicised thing - what happens when cancer ravages a younger person. It literally eats them alive. They don't die in their sleep, looking relatively healthy. That's the television version. Older people might go quickly.
I'm not even going to bother debating religion - that's a fools errand, I'm just saying - if you'd seen what I'd seen, you will be shitting bricks at the idea that you've got to live through what is coming. Good luck with that - I would say it is almost certainly all for nothing, but you can't convince me and I can't convince you to the contrary.
