[ SECRET POST #3125 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3125 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Define "suffer"

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT-- If it were suddenly possible to cure each and every form of disability, illness, and mental illness, it would and should be up to the individual--okay, not necessarily suffering--afflicted person to make the judgment call to be "cured" or not. Maybe someone doesn't mind that they need a cane but could do without seizures, or whatever. I guess the best hypothetical solution would be to have a trial period, with the "cure" being reversible as well as voluntary. People who couldn't make their wishes known or even understand the question could undergo the trial period by default or something, idk. The real-world possibility isn't there, but I don't think the possibility of a cure is nearly so creepy as the presumption that disabled and mentally ill people shouldn't or can't make their own choices.

Re: Define "suffer"

[(Anonymous)]

Some people don't believe it's possible to leave the choice to the afflicted individual because of the chance that they'll be pressured or forced by their families to say they want the cure even if they don't. That's already one of the biggest parts of the euthanasia debate.