Legalization Of Euthanasia In The United States

The term euthanasia refers to euthanasia, a word comes from the Greek game possible and be translated with "good death." There are two different types of euthanasia. Positive and negative. Countries which allow euthanasia is the Netherlands, Belgium, and Switzerland, and the State of Oregon in the United States. Many people just want to end their lives because they are emotionally upset. Other people might do it because, once again, that they do not want to be a burden to their families. These reasons should continue to be against the law. The doctor will, in turn, makes the forecast about the person's illness is serious (Goldstein 334-339). It is a general perception that not only would the elderly probably would choose

If nothing works, then it's God's will and really your time to go. This decision, obviously religion based would torment me, and probably most of the people who either chose to die, or let their loved ones die (Karlsson 34-42). I would say that the majority of older people feel this way, because no one would want to go through long-lasting procedures to know that there is no cure and that they will die soon. I must say that legalization of euthanasia cannot happen because the authorities do not see it this way; unless they were not in the same situation where they would think otherwise. Religion, another factor plays an important role in both euthanasia and assisted suicide today is the main reason why it is legal today (Boudreau 45-66). I suppose that if in future euthanasia is legalized there should be a limit placed on it. The border should be that only patients who are terribly weak, or whose mental, physical and social life are affected for the rest of his life, should be eligible for a form of euthanasia or assisted suicide (Steck 938-944). For example, if the brain would be damaged, to know them to perform daily routines as they could be, they should be entitled (McCormack

Similar to the debate on whether to legalize cloning, though this yet another controversy that will probably not get resolved, but it is definitely worth a shot.As many others argue that most of the patients that opt for euthanasia are chronically depressed, I propose the argument that they are depressed because the patients know they have to suffer until the day that it will all end. Many believe that euthanasia should be permitted, however, following a decision by the patient. Understandably, sometimes the patient is unable to express their views when they are in a critical condition, but because euthanasia is a controversial issue, it is often a topic of conversation in his entire life, where people have expressed their views on the matter. If anyone have said they would rather go to sleep than to be kept alive by a machine, or to go through a long term suffering a pain why should they not be allowed to choose this option? In the situation like this, people think that euthanasia should be allowed. Similarly, if someone has a deadly disease which has killed off the nerves, so one cannot do anything for himself, then again in this situation the patient and doctors may assist