Don't Legalize Euthanasia

Do not legalize euthanasia, because they no longer have the desire to survive, the term can be described as "euthanasia" or the end of a person's life. Euthanasia is a controversial debate over the world for many years. There are two types of euthanasia, active and passive. It is expressed positively as "kill" and passively expressed as "allow death". Is it physical pain or depression? If a foreign country has allowed it and can not control his own "sympathy and killing", why does not America follow their footsteps?

Oregon and the Netherlands legitimized to support suicide, but Canada, many other countries and other countries in the United States did not legalize euthanasia. There are many cases from Washington State to Colorado State, Michigan State, New York State, Florida State. Despite polls, these states have not legalized euthanasia. The following public opinion survey was conducted over the past 40 years, 57% approved, 35% opposed by the US (CNN News / USA opinion survey of June 1997). The last Gallup opinion poll (May 1966) got an approval rate of 75%. 76% in Canada (Gallup Canadian poll, August 1995), an increase of 45% from 1968) 80% approval in the UK, 81% approval in Australia, 92% approval in the Netherlands Recently doctor assisted suicide

It is shocking. Let's think: the euthanasia study conducted in the Netherlands in 2005 discovered that 0.4% of the euthanasia was completed without patient consent. Euthanasia was legalized in the Netherlands by the time this research was completed. Let's consider another research that took place in 1991 before legalization of euthanasia. In the Netherlands 0.8% euthanasia has been completed without patient consent. This suggests that the legalization of euthanasia is contrary to the expected effect and actually reduces the unacceptable habit of euthanasia by half. According to these figures, euthanasia actually saves lives as it provides a protected and regulated framework, and physicians must first obtain clear consent before euthanasia. The same framework makes it more difficult and less gray for people trying to do euthanasia with an impure or irresponsible intention.