We Must Have the Right to Choose Euthanasia

You must have the right to choose euthanasia, there are many difficulties whether you should euthanize or not. There are ethical issues, problems of active and passive euthanasia, and when to use euthanasia. None of these problems completely block dryness. This problem seems to be more gray than black and white. However, when looking at the problem at the individual level including actual individuals, few of the gray areas are almost gone.

Discussion of euthanasia is actually a background for American society to discuss the essence and meaning of human life. Society rarely chooses to pose these fundamental questions abstractly, but it is not whether the euthanasia should be legalized, but can not ignore the facts being debated. For the Catholics (and indeed for many Christians), the core of the argument about the essence and meaning of human life is the sanctity of human life. For believers, God is the origin of all life and is the lasting of all lives. Therefore, the dignity of human life is greater than the sum of parts of life. In a sense, this dignity is not unique to humans. Human dignity is not given by one human behavior, another's judgment, or regulation. Instead, it is blessed by God.

First, concrete reasons for legalization of euthanasia are as follows. By euthanasia, it is possible to fully exercise human rights of abandoning life. Secondly, since people are considered to have the best value, she / his real happiness, need and self determination, respect for freedom, respect for dignity, and dignity are guaranteed and fully guaranteed It must be (Strinic, Visnja). Third, euthanasia provides one of the basic principles of law and the implementation of humanitarian principles. Euthanasia is humanitarian because it can suppress the pain and suffering of incurable patients. The state and society must recognize that this right is for all, not for all, but for a few people who need it (Strinic, Visnja)