geauxtohell
Choose your weapon.
You guys crack me up. Considering the source, I have my doubts about his motives.
End of life decisions should be made with your family before that time comes. My husband and I have had living wills since I was in my 20s. My father in law spared us much grief last summer by expressing his wishes in writing. Just a heads up to the folks who haven't gotten around to it.
That's a little bit different than the situation here. To date, only Oregon allows for physician assisted suicide and there is a strict criteria that has to be met before you can get the script for the lethal pill from a Dr. For instance, you have to have a terminal prognosis with a disease that is going to cause you to suffer immensely (and not merely suicidal).
I support this measure. I don't believe people should have to suffer needlessly due to other people's religious beliefs (assuming are revulsion over suicide is due to our judeo-christian belief system that states it's a mortal sin).