CCGirl Posted January 28, 2006 Report Posted January 28, 2006 Suicides are the ultimate act of selfishness. I am always confused about why people would do such a thing. It's the people left behind that have to suffer when someone exits life. Of course there's a lot of factors such a a terminal disease and such, but I still believe that this person was thinking only of himself and not his mother and how she'd have to live with it. Hey, all you suicide jockies, get some balls and go off yourself somewhere else by yourself if you have to do that. Don't leave a trail of hurt people using up our resources in court. Of course what do they care, they're dead. Idiots. All of them. What to do with this woman though? Simple, she admitted to premeditated murder. Death penalty. Oh yeah, we don't have that. Wrong. Once you get to the point of hopelessness to kill yourself, you are convinced your death will be a relief from all the pain and suffering, whether mental or physical. Suicide is not selfish if you are the one dying. What right do we have to force people to live with pain? :angry: This needs to be debated and we need to enact legislation so there are safeguards in place. I don't think you are a fool. But then, what's my own humble opinion against thousands of others? Unless you have "been there" yourself, you will not understand why these things happen. Quote
Montgomery Burns Posted January 28, 2006 Report Posted January 28, 2006 Suicides are the ultimate act of selfishness. I am always confused about why people would do such a thing. It's the people left behind that have to suffer when someone exits life. Of course there's a lot of factors such a a terminal disease and such, but I still believe that this person was thinking only of himself and not his mother and how she'd have to live with it. Hey, all you suicide jockies, get some balls and go off yourself somewhere else by yourself if you have to do that. Don't leave a trail of hurt people using up our resources in court. Of course what do they care, they're dead. Idiots. All of them. What to do with this woman though? Simple, she admitted to premeditated murder. Death penalty. Oh yeah, we don't have that. Wrong. Once you get to the point of hopelessness to kill yourself, you are convinced your death will be a relief from all the pain and suffering, whether mental or physical. Suicide is not selfish if you are the one dying. What right do we have to force people to live with pain? :angry: This needs to be debated and we need to enact legislation so there are safeguards in place. I don't think you are a fool. But then, what's my own humble opinion against thousands of others? Unless you have "been there" yourself, you will not understand why these things happen. I have been...I have been there. Quote "Anybody who doesn't appreciate what America has done, and President Bush, let them go to hell!" -- Iraqi Betty Dawisha, after dropping her vote in the ballot box, wields The Cluebatâ„¢ to the anti-liberty crowd on Dec 13, 2005. "Call me crazy, but I think they [iraqis] were happy with thier [sic] dumpy homes before the USA levelled so many of them" -- Gerryhatrick, Feb 3, 2006.
pharmer Posted January 28, 2006 Report Posted January 28, 2006 I don't know, why can't they do it themself? If someone can't pull their own trigger, I really have a reasonable doubt to believe they don't know what they are doing.Blowing your brains out with a hand gun is a pretty messy way to die, however, that is the only option available today. Doctors should be allowed to prescribe leathal doses of medication but the person in question must be the one who takes it. If someone is severely incapacitated then you can set up a IV that can be triggered with a button press. However, it should be the one dies that presses the button. Doctors prescribing lethal doses of medications actually contradicts the hippocratic oath. Assisited suicide could and should be done with a doc over-seeing the process. Assessment of the patient prior to and during the administration of drug should be done with scrutiny and sensitivity. This may be an option to avoid the painfully unecessary legal process after the fact. Quote
Shakeyhands Posted January 28, 2006 Report Posted January 28, 2006 Welcome to your new conservative age Canada.... if a person faces a long, cruel, painful death, who are we to say that a person cannot take the option of stepping out for themselves? Why shouldn't a family be able to assist if this is the wishes of the person? We treat animals better for God's sake. Quote "They muddy the water, to make it seem deep." - Friedrich Nietzsche
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