Assertion: euthanasia | /r/HasProperty | right
Facets:
value: ultimately
type: DEGREE
value: for individual cases
type: OTHER
value: morally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Is Euthanasia a right or a privilege?
text: For example, if your pet’s quality of life is seriously impaired by an injury or disease that cannot be treated or requires more care than you and your family can provide, euthanasia may be the right decision.
text: A Kantian approach would disagree that mercy killing is the right thing to do as it would result in a new acceptable behavior of murdering.
text: Euthanasia is known as many different things like mercy killing, physician assisted suicide, and the right to die, but they all mean the same thing.
text: Some people think that euthanasia shouldn't be allowed, even if it was morally right, because it could be abused and used as a cover for murder.
text: I think euthanasia is right but only with the person's consent.
text: I'm not saying whether euthanasia is wrong or right.
text: Euthanasia is right and wrong.
text: The public debate is about whether we should change the law to allow euthanasia, not about whether euthanasia is right or wrong for individual cases.
text: (1) Why is euthanasia right (or wrong)?, and
text: After Derek explained to me what CHF would do to our sweet beast, we both knew that euthanasia would ultimately be both the kind and the right decision to end Harper’s life.