R.D.
Gold Member
- Feb 7, 2011
- 8,445
- 2,584
- 245
The group that advocates and celebrated "death with dignity" that had spent months of propaganda with her as the focal point...One of Maynard's wishes during this sad, final year of her illness was to shine more light on the "death with dignity" movement, and that perhaps her death would have an impact on laws -- and public opinion -- on this topic in the near future.(Brittany Maynard s Story and Americans Views on Assisted Suicide)Who would have pressured anyone to die, would you?That is my entire point. I suspect she may have been pressured to keep that date.I linked other informationreading the article, you have no clue as to what you are talking about.She had second thoughts and expressed a change of heart. It's my opinion she was pressured into this. It's a shame, nothing noble
Fact is she had doubts just days before. Everyone here so knee jerk to dismiss my concern due to your glee at her death is morbid. I never once gave an opinion as to the option. Closed minds simple can't or won't grasp what I posted....oddly enough you were all liberals too.
Her only doubt was about WHEN she would take her own life. She never decided not to, just reserved the right to push the date forward or back.
Again, I'm not against it. It just struck me that her moving the date could be seen as a backwards step for the "campaign". If she had not expressed, just days prior, the possibility of not honoring that date I would not have this suspicion.