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    A hot topic for American’s today is whether or not assisted suicide, also know as “Death with Dignity Act” or assisted death, should be legalized in the United States. There are three sides to this argument. The first side is people, like me, who base their decision on religion and think that no one should decide when they should die; only the good Lord has that authority. The second side is people, like everyone in my group, that think that when someone is suffering, no matter what, they…

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    “Suicide isn’t cowardly. Ill tell you what is cowardly; treating people so badly that they want to end their lives”, by Ashley Purdy. The words and actions you make can affect others lives drastically. The ”Suicide by Text” case has prompted many people to discuss social issues such as selfishness and depression. Michelle Carter carter convinced Conrad Roy to kill himself. She convinced him to use carbon monoxide poisoning by locking himself in his truck with a running generator in…

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    and if it is not what should be done when being faced with this situation. I think the best way to look at physician-assisted euthanasia is through consequentialism and deontology. It’s important we look at the consequences of physician-assisted suicide because they are literally the difference between life and death. A patient that is gravely ill or in a coma may be diagnosed and given a time limit until death, however, some patients have surprised their doctors. Waking up 8 months later after…

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    entitled to physician assisted suicide” [1]. This ruling set a new precedent in Canada regarding the control that people have over their own autonomy and treatment which they are provided during terminal end-of-life scenarios. I believe that the decision made in this case was correct, and in this essay I will argue that the previous legislature which outlawed physician assisted suicide (PAS) was based upon unsound theories, and that PAS is a moral and ethical method of treatment. Exposition…

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    spouse is the first on the list of forty-three traumatic life events. Suicide and murder are examples of traumatic unexpected death situations in which most people gets horrified. Similar to commit murder is the assisted suicide that should not be legalized. Murder is considered as the act of deliberately taken away the life of a person by another person. On the other hand, the assisted suicide is the act of committing suicide by the person itself with the help of another person, usually a…

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    with Dignity, A Statement on Physician-Assisted Suicide.” The Catholic Church refers to the term “death with dignity” which describes a self-inflicted death, with prescribed medication, as a drug overdose for the “purpose of suicide.” The church statements cite that there is an “Illusion of Freedom” (N.a., 2014). First, the church standpoint of the is that people who frequently take their life suffer from psychological issues. Secondly, the suicides that occur are from lack of the availability…

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    his misery would be immoral. People had not considered assisted suicide until the 1990’s when a man named Jack Kevorkian sparked the idea. Jack Kevorkian, or better known as “Doctor Death” started to help ease patients out of their pain by helping to end their lives. Assisted suicide or euthanasia is the act of a physician assisting a terminally ill or physically disabled patient in ending their life. Before Kevorkian, assisted suicide had only been a thought that people were unsure of. There…

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    In the novels, Mrs. Dalloway, by Virginia Woolf and, Things Fall Apart, by Chinua Achebe both authors push their characters into committing horrendous actions that are shunned by the English people and the indigenous Umuofia people. The suicides represent Septimus and Okonkwo's desperate attempts to free themselves from the pressures of their believed failed societies. Woolf uses Septimus traumatic experience as a soldier in WWI as a means to show that at a societal level, the British failed…

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    and increase in psychological distress. It may further result in internet addiction and dangerous activities, such as committing suicide. As students get to spend much time in social media and get addicted in social media, international college students will spend more time alone and become highly likely to turn their eyes to dangerous activities such as committing suicide and may suffer depression. They may think that they have no hope in the future and they may eventually lose all the…

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    This magazine article describes the effect that punishment has on children. This article also teaches parents the best methods to discipline their child. Bettelheim explains to the parents that by using physical punishment the parents are inspiring their children to use their power to intimidate other. Bettelheim also tells parents that inflicting punishment on their children does not deter their children from committing the action, but it can cause their children to become “devious” or…

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