It is true that some members of the public view euthanasia as unfair, cruel and insensitive. They make a clear proposition that human life is good, that it is worth living, that it deserves respect and protection, that every human being has an equal worth and dignity, which every human being has a right to live. And for those cruel hearts, sanctimonious and supercilious with their religious dogma claiming the moral high ground supporting a total lack of dignity and a blatant disregard of a person's pain, one should ask them to put themselves in the dying man's shoes. First, I do not believe that religion should play a huge role in the decision to legalize assisted suicide. In America, we have the right to freedom of religion, so that same freedom
