
"Euthanasia opponents don't believe that it is possible to draft laws and guidelines that will prevent the abuse of euthanasia." (http://www.bbc.co.uk/ethics/euthanasia/infavour/infavour_1.shtml#section_5 )
I can see why this is, despite having conflicting views. There are so many different reasons why euthanasia might be appropriate that it would be quite impossible to make a stable and permanent set of rules, every case is different and the decision is final. It's a lot of responsibility.
But then I look at it this way, euthanasia is available abroad. If a family or individual is set on it why make them suffer the travel and lose money as well as a loved one in a unfamiliar place when, if the issues concerning euthanasia could eventually be resolved, they could do it here and perhaps make the departing easier and more peaceful?
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