Against Euthanasia Argumentative Essay

The controversial debate on euthanasia is accompanied by a morally right or wrong argument. Through extensive and diverse research, I have discovered that both arguments of Euthanasia overall hold a numerous amount of valid arguments and facts. In Peter Bowal and Paulami Saha’s article, “Critiques of Assisted Suicide,” the authors discuss the Supreme Court of Case, Carter v Canada. The authors of this article defended with arguments against physician-assisted suicide. The article proposed many persuasive points that oppose the idea of assisted suicide. In my paper, I plan to argue against the claims these articles have contrived, and illustrate the necessary right of assisted suicide.
In the article, “Critiques of Assisted Suicide,” an argument that came to my attention was Finality and Non-Reversibility. This argument told us how this social policy has no reversal and the outcome cannot be reversed or undone. Admitting, I am unable to argue this argument is false or incorrect since once the process of assisted suicide is complete, it cannot be undone. I can only …show more content…
Carter v. Canada (Attorney General), 2015 SCC 5, [2015] 1 S.C.R. 331

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