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Should we have the right to die?
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Should we have the right to die? Legalised by the Netherlands, condemned by the Middle Eastern countries and debated by the rest of the world, euthanasia is one of the most disturbing issues in the history of mankind. One's right to die refers to one's will or choice to die, due to illness. Should we have the right to die/ should doctors help their patient when their patients want it/ in the debate of permitting the right to die, one most consider the social, individual and national aspects of the issue. In my honest opinion, Man can never place death in his own hands. Euthanasia may seem to be necessary. By allowing euthanasia, natural resources of the country may be drained. Just imagine how much it would need to support a man in coma. Family members will need to pay for the patient's treatment, lie support, medical bills and hospital stay. If...
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