[ SECRET POST #2906 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2906 ⌋

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Comments

Re: unpopular opinions//// euthanasia

[(Anonymous)]

Here in Oregon we've had an assisted-suicide law on the books for quite some time now, and the abuses you mention (which I agree would be a legitimate ethical concern) simply haven't happened. So that's some good news.

Re: unpopular opinions//// euthanasia

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT -- glad to hear it! Although, IIRC, Oregon has half-way decent social services. I'd be more worried about many of these issues in a state with no/shitty safety nets, like Florida or Mississippi. This is one of those issues that I debate with myself whether it would be better to handle it on the state level or the federal level. On the one hand, when you leave it to the states, you end with with some Americans having better rights than others based on geography, but you also increase the chance that the population of states that pass a bill have a vested interest in actually making it work. On the other, theoretically a federal ruling would also come with some sort of standardized controls to alleviate the concerns, but that assumes the feds can actually handle that sort of thing and that's a pretty generous assumption these days.