why bring a child into the world when one didn't plan for it,
and worser still, cannot provide for it financially/emotionally
etc? sure yes, you can put it up for adoption, but that's a whole
different story.
imo, euthanasia for long term coma patients is an option given to
their closest kin, especially if they cannot afford to pay huge
hospital bills and such, so who are we as outsiders to judge what
is right or wrong, or what is best for the patient? even so if the
patient is euthanised, the families can choose to donate the
deceased's vital organs to others who are in dire need of them. is
that not a point to think about?
i'm trying to say, sure not every advancement in medical science is
humane, but even if it is, and there is something good to be gotten
out of it, shouldn't we make use of it?
furthermore, the purpose of contraceptives is to prevent an
unwanted pregnancy and in your words, subsequently ''murder
embryos''... So.
well, this is an opinion of a 17 year old... i really think you
shouldn't just focus on the bad results of said advances. sure
morality is essential, but morality alone wouldn't find cures for
terminal diseases and pandemics and such.
