Definitely for ... I wouldn't like to go through what some of my mates went through.
Don't see what the problem is as two doctors have to give their consent as well as other strenuous checks before it can take place.
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Definitely for ... I wouldn't like to go through what some of my mates went through.
Don't see what the problem is as two doctors have to give their consent as well as other strenuous checks before it can take place.
I suppose if one is against abortion, one would also be against assisted suicide. I'm pro-life. End of.
Post 8# nails it for me.
After three people play God the problem is Alfie, a person is dead. :blue:Quote:
Originally Posted by alfinyalcabo
Proposed new law passed 330 to 275. I think that probably is a fair representation of public opinion.
I would not trust this current motley collection of MPs to boil an egg. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by outwoodclaret
In the long run, we're all dead.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier
It's difficult but I am against. It could be the start of a slippery path to getting rid of people.
They?re already doing that Dave - getting rid of people that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deadlydave
No one?s safe anymore.
55000 and counting Palestinians dead in 14 months - who needs assisted suicide? :blue:Quote:
Originally Posted by Deadlydave
Eugenics. Assisted suicide. Corbyn and Long Bailey were having none of it I'm glad to read. Badenoch too#
A matter of conscience or political persuasion? Obviously it came down to a matter of MPs individual consciences, but I'm minded to repeat what Supersub6 says; "on a matter of such importance why was there not a national referendum?"