Webster's Dictionary defines euthanasia as a painless and easy death. ... Humans have emotions that include anxiety, fear, love, compassion, sadness, and happiness. ... Of all these emotions listed, humans seem to be loosing one; compassion. ...
But how do prosecutors define the difference between ending a person's life with his or her permission, and helping a person commit suicide? ... "That is a supreme moment for love and compassion, by caregivers of the dying and by the dying for their caregivers (5)." ... It is time for all who have any true sense of compassion toward the dying, and who expect to receive compassionate care when they themselves are dying, to work unremittingly to foster adequate practice of palliative medical care. ...
These sick people blame their sufferings on the healthy people out of envy until the healthy ones, who have compassion for human beings, also become sick by witnessing too much grievances. ... They should accept the death, and focus on revaluing all the values to overcome their selves and rise over the herd-like society, where the ascetic priests instead of life itself define life. ...
Euthanasia is defined as the act of intentionally killing someone to relieve pain and suffering. ... So in this instance killing via murder is only worse because we are actively trying to end someone's life for our personal gain whereas in passive euthanasia it is more out of compassion. ...
