Assertion: passive euthanasia | /r/HasProperty | wrong
Facets:
value: like active euthanasia
type: OTHER
value: sometimes
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: It would be better if our definitions at least left open the possibility that active euthanasia is (sometimes) justified, and that passive euthanasia is (sometimes) wrong.
text: Conversely, some moral conservatives believe that even passive euthanasia is wrong.
text: But, if combined with the wrongness of euthanasia argument, what is entailed is that if Winterton et al were somehow shown to be correct, then passive euthanasia could exist after all (since it would, like active euthanasia, be wrong).
text: Does God’s prerogative of life-giving and life-taking mean that all passive euthanasia is wrong?