Strikerno14 pretty much said what I wanted to say. If I see somebody in terrible pain, I wouldn't end his/her life even if it would probably kill me to see him/her suffering. It's his/her decision. If they asked for it, then I would [i]probably[/i] comply. (It's still morally incorrect, though.) If they didn't, then I guess the only thing I can do is to be there for him/her because nobody wants to die alone. [quote=sherovin;#3647829;1278438428]but what if your on the position of the person that is to be killed by using the practice of Euthanasia? would you still want to be done to you by your relatives?[/quote] For now, I do not have a rock-solid decision if there ever comes a time where I become terminally ill or get into an accident which requires euthanasia, but for now, this will be my answer: I don't mind if my family or relatives decide to practice euthanasia. Although as much as possible, I would like them to not give up on me that quickly. For example, if I need to be in a respirator 24/7 because I'm in a coma, I'd probably tell them now to wait a couple of years before pulling the plug. If I'm suffering terribly, then I guess I want them to let me make my own decision. If I'm unable to, then that's when they could do whatever they want. But until I'm still able to, the decision will be mine and mine alone. This may sound a bit morbid or masochistic, but I kinda want to die naturally as much as possible even if I'm in terrible pain. But... who knows? I might change my mind if I'm already in that situation.

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