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Group discussion we had in our class!

Opinions against euthanasia.

I had  a uncle who were terminal ill. He was like a vegetable. he couldn't talk, walk, move.. do anything but my family didn't give up on him and after a while he passed away. I'll never forget the sweet look in his eyes.

I don't want to give up right away because life is important and you can't take it away easily even on your own.


Opinions for euthanasia.

If I were terminal ill, I wound want to die and not suffer from pain.

I would like to get euthanized in order to donate my organs to people who need it.


That's a brief summery of our class discussion and as you can see, it is controversial indeed.
We seem to see the controversy between morals of human, love within family, rights to take control of your own life and helping others sacrificing your own life. What other factors could make euthanasia controversial in your opinion?

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  1. Before I read this blog, I have never think about this topic seriously, but now I have my opinion.
    Same as a one student in my class, if I were terminal ill, I wound want to die and not suffer from pain. I want to be happy even I were in danger. My grandfather had a cancer, he was very annoyed by it. I saw that situation, and it was very painful. Also, I would like to donate my organs to people who need it. If I select euthanasia, I can do it I think.
    This is a very difficult topic, and we can’t say something easily, I think.

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