THBT: Voluntary Euthanasia shall be legalized.

Thanks a lot for replying and i appreciate... oh you think i got all wrong but i didnt and you know why?? because you have misunderstood the whole thing. first you said that this is gonna give option to the patient and his family and i asked if the family then has to decide it is not voluntary because most family will say no. secondly you said the doctor must agree but do you remember when you told me that nobody is feeling the pain but only the patient. if that is the case, the doctor has no right to say no. Let say i am ill and i have too much pain and just decide to go for merci killing, i dont think the doctor should say no if it is voluntary.. think about it. I also asked you about if the doctor feels that the patient should just die but the patient does not wanna die, what do you do in that case??? another problem with you is that you keep changing your stand.. because the website you gave me, voluntary euthanasia is defined the person's direct consent. It has nothing to do with the doctor.. the only thing for the doctor to do is the killing act. you can check wikipedia for more information on that because i have. you also mentioned that the patient and his relatives must have the options and that is also not under voluntary my dear. I have also told that most people will prefer to see their relatives dying naturally to voluntary euthanasia. I am not trying to generalize anything, I am doing things based on facts. Maybe a doctor will be upset by reading because i am telling the truth and that is how it will be. Look at plastic surgery for instance, are doctors making money from it or not? Even though it has some negative effects sometimes. Same goes to abortion, are they making money from it or not.. this is the real world and we people will do what we feel are in our best interest and no matter you are a doctor or somebody else.. this is what is going to happen at the end of day if we legalize it. I like your point on this.. you said this "A doctor's hand might be tainted but s/he is merely the one who did it, not the one who choose to do this" and you telling me that he or she only recommend and not choose.. that is funny. If i am in a room with you and i tell hey I wanna kill myself and you support me on that saying yeah you should do it... you can be guilty for my death do you know that?? same thing here and i dont see any difference. Thanks again for your quoting from Tamora Langley of the Voluntary Euthanasia Society's. "Everyone wants a good death, which is why opinion polls show 85% of the population support us".. if that is the case, why it is still not legal? If you look at the whole world, only in the netherland this has been made legal and california state has been discussing it.. so i dont know where that 85% come from... maybe you can let me know... another thing you should know is that a government does not just legalize something people want. A government should protect people and that is why drugs are illegal for instance.. we have millions of people who wanna have drugs but the government says no in order to protect them. The voluntary euthanasia society was formed in 1935 and yeah still not legal but people and government do not support it. We are individuals and we are not perfect i guess. We should make choices and that is for sure but those rights are limited. Committing this voluntary euthanasia affects you, your family, your society, your country and so on. I dont see any positive thing about it.. It is just that people lose you and yeah they still think about how they lose you. Thank you for making this point too and i remember you telling me if a doctor reads about what i said, he or she might feel bad. you said this "For example, in a recent survey 4% of UK doctors admitted to assisting in a patient's suicide, although the real figure is likely to be much higher" if that is happening while it is illegal, what do you think doctors will then do when it is legal. They will be killing people in the name of voluntary euthanasia and will be making profit out of that. so how will you protect those people when it is made legal?? maybe you can explain that to me because i dont get what you mean. If you also comparing belgium to the netherland for having more non voluntary euthanasia cases, that might show that things will not work because voluntary euthanasia is legalized in the Netherland.. check that from google.com and you might see. so i dont understand that too and all your points are kind of supporting me. before leaving, you said this too " In most of Europe, assisting in the suicide of a terminally ill adult is not a crime" and if that is true, could you please tell me why it has not been legalized then? Thanks a lot and i am gonna stop here.. have a nice weekend and yeah i cant wait for your final statement... good luck