Wouldn't it be really dangerous if someone not the doctor to have euthanasia?

Why did they even make euthanasia at the first place? What is it made for?

If the victim disagree to use euthanasia but the family members says yes will the doctor use euthanasia on the victim?

-Does anybody have the right to stop the person to have euthanasia?

-What was the main reason why did people wanted to have euthanasia?

-Which kind of race has euthanasia the most?

-Why was the word " euthanasia ", invented and why?

-Which gender had the most gender with euthanasia?

-Which person/country invented the word "euthanasia"?

-Was this word always meant for describing the definition of it or was made for an experiment on other beings like animals?

-What affects/how many affects does euthanasia have on people?

-Would the affects of euthanasia hurt you more than your family?

-Where does euthanasia happen the most?Why?

-Where did euthanasia firs start?

-When did euthanasia?

-Does euthanasia have affects on animals or does it only have affects to humans like us?

-Was euthanasia useful to our world and without it would things go out of hand or is it just there for no reason?

-Who has the right to change the person's idea to having euthanasia or not?

-How does it mainly happen?

-what reasons was euthanasia caused the most to people's lives on the line?

-Does the person with euthanasia have the decision to change his mind to have euthanasia or not?

-Why was the reason about euthanasia is illegal in some countries or some parts in the world?

-Is there a reason why euthanasia landed on Earth?

-Will euthanasia ever go away or ill it still haunt people on Earth?

-Do people agree to have euthanasia in front of their family or just private?

- What kind of person would like to kill another person?

-Are the people free to decide weather to have euthanasia? Why?

What is your personal background/ties with the person being euthanized?

What is your reasoning for why you gave the patient euthanasia

Would you rather have the patient die his last few days peacefully or give him a longer life with a chance of surviving but with him suffering?

If it turns out that the patient would have survived after they give him euthanasia, is the family member or doctor held accountable for "manslaughter"/murder?

If this were to happen, what would their testimony be in court?

Could euthanasia ever be used for prisoners on death row?

What would happen if the doctor wanted to perform euthanasia but a family member wanted to keep the patient alive.

What is euthanasia vs other drugs used to end a persons life?

-When someone perform euthanasia when it's illegal,

who should be responsible for someone's death?

-When did euthanasia first start to be legalized?

-Is legalized euthanasia encouraging people to perform it?

-What are some of the ways that people perform euthanasia?

-Why is euthanasia legalized in some places?

-If the government make euthanasia illegal, is it going to lower the amount of people performing euthanasia?

having their family member to euthanasia instead of the doctor?

Should there be a law of euthanasia made by the government that nobody else can make the design of performing euthanasia other than the patient?

Would friends count as a family member when the patient is performing euthanasia without any family members?

Is it possible if the doctor or a friends signs any contract when there is no relatives that is close to the patient?

Should the we make euthanasia legal in the whole wide world?

Why would a person end his life if he knows he will die?

Why can't a depressed person seek help?

Does the government get to pick if the person is allowed to kill them selfs?

What if a president want to commit to euthanasia?

Why does the family get to choose if the person commits or not?

Why is euthanasia illegal?

Really, is it up to the person to commit or is it up the family, doctors etc.

Is euthanasia considered abuse if you talk the person into committing?

Is it called abuse if a family member would let a child euthanize?

right to tell someone to die

If not, why are other people such as family members and doctors allowed to make that decision for them?

Do people making the decision keep future risks in mind or just the facts and their feelings?

Are there charges against people who caused another's emotional pain which lead to euthanasia?

Who actually has the authority to give somebody euthanasia? The person suffering? Family members? Doctors? Who?

Is it different giving animals euthanasia? If it is, why is it that way? You may be able to detect an animal's suffering but you can't detect it's thoughts or opinion.The animal would have no say in it's own death and that wouldn't be fair. Animal rights, people.

Would legalized euthanasia be better for the society?

Does getting euthanized cost any money? If it does, that's messed up because your paying to have yourself or someone else die.

If you're suffering badly, do you think about the fact that it is possible to survive? Do they think about they're future.

Can a doctor recommend euthanasia to a patient? Or does the patient have to?

Does the patient's opinion have more importance than the family's opinion?

Could a doctor get sued for keeping a persons euthanasia a secret?

In the case of a human possibly being euthanized, would it be right to let the human decide if they want to be euthanized just because they can communicate with the other people?

Does the person's family has the choice to stop the person's Euthanaisa?

Should Euthanasia be banned from the world?

Who crated Euthanasia?

How would it go along.

How would the family feel about this.

What would give doctors the athouritie to kill someone if they will live.

What if people learn incorrectly about this and do it thinking it is fun.

What are the difference in opinions if ^^^^ happened?

Rich vs poor : euthanasia.

•would animals want this to happen to them as well as humans?

•should the docter decied if it is a waste to just continue giving the patient medications if that docter knows the person will die?

•Should the docter decied if the patient should perform this?

Should the doctor have the right to stop the sick or injured person stop taking their medication, which is an attempt to cause Euthanasia?

Does the person's family has the choice to make the person go through Euthanasia?

Should Euthanasia be illegal everywhere or should we let it be?

Should the government have the right to end someone's life?

On a scale of 1 to 10, what is your comfort with Euthanasia?

-Does the person's family have the choice to stop the person's Euthanasia?

-Who created Euthanasia and why?

-Should Euthanasia be banned from the world and why?

Who gave the doctors the choice to choose to stop a person's medication and gave them Euthanasia and die?

If a person is suffering very hard and they take Euthanasia but almost anyone has their own problems so should they take Euthanasia?

-Was euthanasia brought up because of being a better way to die than surciding?For example, in the United States euthanasia meant death of dignity, did that mean something about dying better than surciding.

Does that mean people see euthanasia as throwing away your life?

Do people think that suffering isn't enough of a reason to end something as precious as a life?

Why would it be seen that way?

Two of the conditions for assisted suicide was that the person has to clearly give their consent to allow it and they have to be a competent adult.

Does this mean that there have been situations where euthanasia was used without the patient's consent?

Why are younger people not allowed to have euthanasia even if they are going through the same suffering as an adult?

Why are those with mental health problems unable to go through euthanasia? Is mental suffering any less painful than physical suffering

-Euthanasia is it good or bad does it help or does it make stuff worst?

-If a adult made the dissison for you to use euthanasia but the kid doesn't want it does the doctor have to use it or no?

-Who made euthanasia?

Who can make the final decision?

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Would the doctors be uncomfortable performing euthanasia on a suffering patient? An example of stress on the job is when a paramedic was going to commit suicide, but was stopped and his companion did it successfully.

Is every type of doctor allowed to perform euthanasia or is it just the paramedics like they said on the news?

If the patients ask to be euthanized, can the doctors refuse?

If the patients ask to be euthanized, does their family have any say in what is going on?

Can doctors recommend euthanasia to a patient?

Sometimes (bold those words), people asking for euthanasia could be out of their mind because of a mental illness, so if they ask to be euthanized, does their word still stand above all others?

What if the the family member and doctor decides that the person should perform euthanasia but the person doesn't want to? Would they appericiate the person's choice? 

What is the difference between killing yourself and euthanasia? Is it less painful or more peaceful

-=Why only germany can let there people do Euthanasia instead of drugs.=-

-=Suiciding in peace would be better to suffer in pain and making other panic much for you.=-

-=Yes Vobenaa, people eat a kind of drug(sleeping pill), and if you eat too much of that, it will let you be asleep almost for ever, so you will be count as dead.=-

What is the standard of mentally competent mean? No mental illness?

If the patient is in a comatose state, will the patient still be eligible for euthanization?

I believe that there should not be law against suicide because it may put more pressure on the victim and also because in some cases of suicide, the person wantsS and some case needs it. Eg. Intolerable or interminable disease.

Euthanasia was said to b legalized in Canada because other counties started doing it. Does that mean that Canada is not legalizing it because they believe it is "right" but because they are following the crowd or because do social pressure?

>Should the doctors be allowed to help the patient practice Euthanasia?

> Why do some countries allow Euthanasia while some don't?

> How does euthanasia effect the society differently that suicide?

> What disease has the right for Euthanasia in Canada?

> Should there be laws that make suicide legal because Euthanasia is possibly legal?

> Do families still have the right to decide if the patients are allowed to practice euthanasia?

> If the supreme court says that a person can end his/her life if they has a physical illness, what is considered physical illness according to the supreme court?

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•should this be legal?

•should doctors be given this desicson?

•should family members be given this desicion?

•what types of euthanasia should be allowed?

•if legal should there be conditions and if which ones?

•if religions disagree and many people disagree should it still be legal?

•if the patient is religous and does not beleive that euthanasia is right should it be performed anyway?

•shhould doctors be able to make the decision to stop giving medication to a patient who is simply draining the supplies and is still going to die soon anyway?

•do religions agree with this or belive?

•will the people with greta power like the miltary have the leader disagree and fight back?

•should euthanasia be a new type of doctor?

Opinion:

I personally think that euthanasia should be legal in every country. It doesn't really matter who performs this but perferably a doctor.

Will euthanasia cause mental or emotional damage to the doctors?

Is it right to allow people to help you die when it could hurt them too?

Would the doctors/physicians, who work to keep patients alive, be able to do something like helping someone kill themselves?

Should this really be called a "good death" when it can badly affect others?

Why aren't children who might be having excruciating pain, which could be just as painful or more painful than an adult's allowed to decide whether or not they go through euthanasia?

Is euthanasia giving the doctors too much power by being able to technically decide who lives or dies because they can decide whether or not they want to

-Why is euthanasia only legalized for legal adults? Should children have the right to decide if they want to perform euthanasia?

-What are some of the reasons that doctors deny to assist in euthanasia?

I believe that only the patient including a child as long as they are deemed in a right state of mind should be able to decide the act of  euthanasia.   A physician would be trained and completely competent of assisting euthanasia. If a physician refuses to save a patients life and the patient wants to fight