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Originally Posted by menace
Well if all those right to die people are right and she wasn't feeling any pain and probably didn't even know what was going on. Then why did she have to die? What pain was she in? What was so cruel about keeping her alive if she had no idea she was alive in the first place? To me the right to die people really have no argument. Just a bunch of I wouldn't want that to happen to me.
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the fact that she married a man and took an oath to love, trust, and honor him for (probably an eternity) stated that she told him she wouldn't want to live like that (+ 3 other people witnessed to this as well), then it should end there and she should be allowed to die.
its not up to us to determine whether or not hes lying. he was the closest person to her much of her adult life, not us, not her parents. the function of the parents is to raise their children till they're adults (18).. you can't let the parents decide this case because their love is so great for her that they don't use logic, they can't let go, it is parental nature. keeping her alive is not only against her best interest as a human, but also against her own personal will according to 4 different witnesses including her husband.
it ends there, and what happened is what should have happened.