And this, my dear friends, is why we never donate our bodies after death to save lives, or for scientific research, or for any other reason under the sun. There is too much temptation to pull the plug on someone who is at death's door, to harvest their parts.
There is money. not just temptation.
The hospital gets paid for the operation and the doxotr keeps his hospital job for bumping up those statistics.
I don't see anything wrong with euthanasia if I was that close to death anyway. If I get to live, the rest of the life will be filled with rehabilitation, paying off hospital bills, permanent dependence on pharmaceuticals, persistent pain, and trauma.
The current problem of the world is more in line with cowardly people having such gigantic egos that they'd live long past their prime and become a burden to the society.
Tell me how someone who is old and retired helping make the world a better place? All they are doing is spending money on booze, playing golf, watching TV, or going on travels/vacations. I've never heard of any of the old people voluntarily spending time with younger people to pass down their knowledge in their retired years.
All I'm seeing is old people justifying their existence through excess money despite their uselessness. Ask anybody at senior living facilities. They're literally waiting around to die. That's not living at all.
Why don't you just kill yourself now then you disgusting kike?
If that's the best you can do as a counter argument, it only bolsters my argument. Thanks for your contribution.
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