So we are concerned about those as well. And also those who are in the twilight of life and those who are sick and those who are dying. We are advocates to protect those individuals and to preserve the dignity that they have as human beings and not allow some utilitarian ethic to come forward and decide that these are lives that have no value, that these are lives without meaning. Jakubczyk explained the clear link between the Supreme Court decision in 1973, Roe v. Wade, legalizing abortion to the moment of birth and this decision of the right to assisted killing. The judge misstates history and then he comes to the conclusion that it is guaranteed in the Constitution somewhere that you have a right to die.
Death is inevitable.
We will all die eventually. This was not voted upon. This was not decided by people. This was something decided by a group of judges, whom are either elected or selected but allowed to serve for life. These individuals are restructuring fundamental questions that long been understood as basic to society and that is that we don't have doctors killing people.