[JimWayne]

I had to edit the headline as it was too long.

Imagine the doctor ending the life of your loved one because the bureaucratic system is short of money.

[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

Cor Spreeuwenberg, a general practitioner, [is a] committed Christian and veteran of nine cases of euthanasia.

Those two concepts are morally incompatible. You can't be a committed Christian and a veteran of nine cases of euthanasia.

For an American family, euthanasia for grandad may mean the difference between whether or not a younger member of the family can go to college, or whether the old station wagon can be traded in for a new one.

Why not trade up?! < /sarc>

[little jeremiah]

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Why call it "involuntary euthanasia"? Just to befool people who do not think. It's murder. How people have forgtotten the Holocaust. How people have forgotten Hitler's plan to rid the world of Jews. And the comment about "slippery slope" - yes indeed; it's not that leftists don't see the slippery slope, they're earger to pull the entire world off into the chasm.

[daniel1212]

Thanks for the alert. Disposal daddies. But he that sinneth against me wrongeth his own soul: all they that hate me love death. - Pro 8:36