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Topic	Former Dutch Prime Minister and his wife get euthanized together
Murphiroth 02/16/24 9:17:05 AM #28:	SpiritSephiroth posted... No of course not, this is entirely my opinion. I don't have the answers to it all and I could very well be wrong. Which is why I started my post with "I think". The people who decide when someone should be euthanized should obviously be the ones that are medical professors or experts. Do you think that medical experts were not involved in the decision in this case? Because they were. That's kind of my point with the slippery slope thing - do you really think the countries that allow for euthanasia don't already have caveats and hoops to jump through first or do you think they're just allowing anyone to do it? <cite>Murphiroth posted [p:978873483] in Former Dut... [t:80696027]...</cite> <quote>SpiritSephiroth posted... </cite><quote>No of course not, this is entirely my opinion. I don't have the answers to it all and I could very well be wrong. Which is why I started my post with "I think". The people who decide when someone should be euthanized should obviously be the ones that are medical professors or experts.</quote>Do you think that medical experts were not involved in the decision in this case? Because they were. That's kind of my point with the slippery slope thing - do you really think the countries that allow for euthanasia don't already have caveats and hoops to jump through first or do you think they're just allowing anyone to do it? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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