Cases from real life in the country where I live:
www.kp.ru
1) A 56-year-old Moscow University teacher, Vladimir Olkhovsky strangled his own mother. 78-year-old pensioner suffered from liver cancer in the last stage. "She screamed and asked to kill her so that I could not stand it and i agreed," said Vladimir in court. Doctors confirmed that his mother had only a few days to live. The professor was given 9 years in jail.
2) Pavel Kovalenko from the Saratov region shot his sick (cancer of the esophagus) wife Elena. The woman was discharged from the hospital to die. She could neither eat nor drink, and suffered from terrible pains. After drinking vodka for courage, Paul took a hunting rifle and sent the barrel in the chest to his wife. After that he tried to commit suicide, but unsuccessfully. Convicted for 6 years.
3) Yuri Kiseletsky from Moscow smashed his 93-year-old mother's head with a hammer. The woman was bedridden. She begged all her friends and relatives to give her a lethal dose of pills. She howled from unbearable pain and he decided to kill her smashing her head with a hammer. Yuri did not live to see the court - he committed suicide in a temporary detention center.
What is the meaning of all this suffering? Why not give them the right to euthanasia if all these people were still terminally ill, pro-lifers get pleasure from it?
В России набирает обороты подпольная эвтаназия
Корреспондент «Комсомолки» Дина Карпицкая разбиралась, помощь в добровольном уходе из жизни — это проявление гуманности или преступление [подкаст, опрос "КП"]
www.kp.ru
1) A 56-year-old Moscow University teacher, Vladimir Olkhovsky strangled his own mother. 78-year-old pensioner suffered from liver cancer in the last stage. "She screamed and asked to kill her so that I could not stand it and i agreed," said Vladimir in court. Doctors confirmed that his mother had only a few days to live. The professor was given 9 years in jail.
2) Pavel Kovalenko from the Saratov region shot his sick (cancer of the esophagus) wife Elena. The woman was discharged from the hospital to die. She could neither eat nor drink, and suffered from terrible pains. After drinking vodka for courage, Paul took a hunting rifle and sent the barrel in the chest to his wife. After that he tried to commit suicide, but unsuccessfully. Convicted for 6 years.
3) Yuri Kiseletsky from Moscow smashed his 93-year-old mother's head with a hammer. The woman was bedridden. She begged all her friends and relatives to give her a lethal dose of pills. She howled from unbearable pain and he decided to kill her smashing her head with a hammer. Yuri did not live to see the court - he committed suicide in a temporary detention center.
What is the meaning of all this suffering? Why not give them the right to euthanasia if all these people were still terminally ill, pro-lifers get pleasure from it?
