cacian
06-24-2012, 05:30 AM
here is an article to accompany this thread:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2161494/Tony-Nicklinson-euthanasia-My-life-miserable-undignified-says-locked-syndrome-sufferer.html
I personally that a voice is a voice and a request is a voice that must be heard and taken into account and so by order of logic and courtesy a wish must be granted regardless what others think so long as it is not impacting on others.
In other words once a request has been made , within boundary, then one must oblige is the norms are of any civilised society.
discuss.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2161494/Tony-Nicklinson-euthanasia-My-life-miserable-undignified-says-locked-syndrome-sufferer.html
I personally that a voice is a voice and a request is a voice that must be heard and taken into account and so by order of logic and courtesy a wish must be granted regardless what others think so long as it is not impacting on others.
In other words once a request has been made , within boundary, then one must oblige is the norms are of any civilised society.
discuss.