Yes, I know, otherwise why would I respond to it. I've no problem with you believing it I do have a problem with you trying to enforce it as a law. The point is what right do you have to tell her what to do, she's not hurting anyone else, in fact in my example quite the opposite.Mikey wrote:Sorry, but I do believe that. So does the legislation of many areas - witness the illegality of suicide.IanKennedy wrote:I was responding to the view that the mothers life was more important that that of her wishes. It's that that I have something of a problem with.
As for suicide being illegal, that's the most stupid thing I've ever heard in my life. After all what are you going to do, lock the corpse up in jail, perhaps you could give them the death penalty. Besides it's not illegal in the UK and hasn't been since 1961, it is illegal to 'aid or abet' suicide. That makes sense as you are harming someone else or at least helping to.