So
now the Labour hierarchy, rank and file, whatever, gutless wonders, are putting
pressure on Maryan Street to drop her euthanasia bill from the parliamentary
ballot. Please stay brave and keep it
human for the Kiwis you’re representing, Maryan: if this bill is dropped
because your party feels it might be too controversial with an election year
coming, then your party really only is fit to be euthanised anymore.
Only decent thing Labour has a chance of doing is @MaryanStreetMP euthanasia bill: stick at it Maryan, & can rest of u find your spines
— Mark Hubbard (@MarkHubbard33) July 18, 2013
Mind
you, that such a basic human right to die with dignity in the arms of our loved
ones, no one threatened with a jail sentence, is the subject of what is
effectively a lottery as to whether it has a chance to become law or even debated,
is offensive in itself to all we reasonable, thinking, humane people that have
dropped the stone age mysticism of religion, as we once left our toys in the cot
and began thinking on our own.
And to the hierarchy in the medical profession and their campaign of speaking out against legalised euthanasia 'on behalf of all' the
doctors whom they represent, many who agree with euthanasia; you are closer in
your minds to this archaic one of your number, than to a profession that cares
about the welfare of its patients. This is a conscience matter: the governing
doctor bodies must step aside and let their individual members decide where
they stand on this issue. Because like everything, in a free society – yeah
right - it’s always about individual responsibility.
This
cruel kindy of a country. There needs to be a Western Spring: the occupants of
the Fortress of Legislation told to go home, mind their own damned business.
Here’s a radical thought: so long as you are harming no one, then do what you
damned well like.
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