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I. Introduction A. Hook: Due to a family history of Huntington’s disease Carol Carr was asked by her two sons Randy and Andy to kill them before the disease became any worse. B. Argument/ Claim: Everyone has a right to their death, but through the eyes of most believers “Euthanasia” is considered murder, and is prohibited throughout the United States. C. Evidence: “The most basic commandment is thou shall not kill. Virtually all religions have a law against killing. We need to protect the mortality of not only the patients but the doctors that must extinguish their laws.” 1. Main Point 1: survival tactics 2. Main Point 2: Prices 3. Main point 3: Effects if it were to become legal II. Main Point 1- if euthanasia were to become legal patients wouldn’t have to worry about suffering. A. “Numerous aliments such as certain types of cancer result in a slow, agonizing death.” B. Imagine what it would be like if you spent most of your time coughing, vomiting, and enduring pain spasms. III. Main Point 2- health care prices would be reduced if euthanasia was legal A. Now a day’s medical bills are skyrocketing to the roof B. “it is not unheard of for medical cost to equal $50,000- $100,000 to keep some patients alive.” IV. Main Point 3- it is believed that if euthanasia becomes legalized than patients with all sorts of medical problems could convince doctors to end their lives as well. A. “Patients who want to die for psychological or emotional reasons would make everyone believe that anyone can commit suicide at any time.” B. “To stomp out a life because it’s not convenient or it’s expensive demeans the value of life.” <span style="font-family: 'Calibri','sans-serif';">V. Conclusion: No one should have to suffer unbearable and painful death. Euthanasia should be legalized. Patients wouldn’t have to worry about going through so much pain. The cost on health care can become reduced, and the families of the patients won’t have to see their loved ones having to go through life in pain. If euthanasia were to become legal then life for those who take on a great amount of pain psychical and emotional.

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Due to a family history of Huntington’s disease Carol Carr was asked by her two sons Randy and Andy to kill them before the disease became any worse. Everyone has a right to their death, but through the eyes of most believers assiated suicide also known as “Euthanasia” is considered murder, and is prohibited throughout the United States. “The most basic commandment is thou shall not kill. Virtually all religions have a law against killing. We need to protect the mortality of not only the patients but the doctors that must extinguish their laws.” If euthanasia were to become legal patients wouldn’t have to suffer any longer than they need to. “Numerous aliments such as certain types of cancer result in a slow and agonizing death.” Imagine what it would be like if you spent most of your time coughing, vomiting, and enduring pain spasms. Now a day’s medical bills are skyrocketing to the roof. Health care prices would become reduced if euthanasia was legal. “It is not unheard of for medical cost to equal $50,000-$100,000 dollars to keep some patients alive.” It is believed that if euthanasia becomes legalized then patients with all sorts of medical problems would try to convince doctors to end their lives as well. “Patients who want to die for psychological or emotional reasons would make everyone believe that anyone can commit suicide at any time.” The perception of euthanasia is that it should not be considered as a way of vitality. “To stomp out a life because it’s not convenient or it’s expensive demeans the value of life.” Life is what you make it no one should have to accept the fact that the rest of their life will be unbearable and that their death may be very painful. Everyone has a right to it, but through the eyes of most believers assiated suicide also known as “Euthanasia” is considered murder, and is prohibited throughout the United States. Assisted suicide should become legalized so patients won't have to fear that their remaining years would include enduring nothing but pain, and the families of the patients such as Carol Carr won’t have to sit and watch the ones that they love deteriorate and go through life in agony. She went through with the request of her two sons, and now they suffer no longer. If euthanasia were to become legal then life for those who take on a great amount of pain physically and emotionally won't have to worry any longer. <span style="font-family: 'Calibri','sans-serif';">1. Should assisted suicide be legal? <span style="font-family: 'Calibri','sans-serif';">2. Would you help someone commit suicide? <span style="font-family: 'Calibri','sans-serif';">3. Should a person be arrested for helping someone commit suicide? <span style="font-family: 'Calibri','sans-serif';">4. If a love one asked you to pull the plug would you? <span style="font-family: 'Calibri','sans-serif';">5. Would you ask someone to help you commit suicide?
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**__<span style="font-family: 'Calibri','sans-serif';">Bibliography: __** “Should an incurably- ill patient be able to commit physician suicide?” 4 March, 2007. < [] > .21 March, 2011. “Pros and Cons of Euthanasia”. Buzzle. 2000-2010, 2011.  < [|[[http://www.buzzle.com/articles/pros-and-cons-of-euthanasia.html>.22|http://www.buzzle.com/articles/pros-and-cons-of-euthanasia.html]]] >.22 March, 2011.

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