With the discussion of whether assisted dying should be allowed in Scotland befing brought up again, I was wondering what other people thought of the topic.

Do you think people should be allowed to choose when to end their own life?

What laws need to be put into place to prevent abuses in the system?

How do we account for people changing their mind or mental decline causing people to no longer be able to consent to a procedure they previously requested?

  • DessertStorms@kbin.social
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    7 months ago

    if we can accurately predict disabilities early enough for an abortion it would head off a lot of issues later on

    That literally already is eugenics.
    And the fact that you consider people advocating that disabled lives have just as much value as abled lives as “BS” tells me you really don’t care, because even if you won’t admit it, you are a eugenicist.

    • cm0002@lemmy.world
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      7 months ago

      ^ see, found one already lmao

      Yea no, to cross the line into eugenics the state or other authority needs to mandate that X or Y disabilities need to be aborted even over the objections of the parents

      Simply giving the parents and their doctors the tools and legalities to detect and come to their own decisions, is not