They Shoot Horses, don't they?

[Notch7]

But there does come a time when food and water could be bad for the dying person.

Strawman

 

[Notch7]

Blup seems opposed to it whatever the controls. I think.

Blup hates Starmer so will interpret anything Labour do in a negative way

 

[motorbiking]

Strawman

don't be ridiculous

 

[motorbiking]

Blup hates Starmer so will interpret anything Labour do in a negative way

do you think the bill is good law as it stands?

 

[motorbiking]

I disagree, for you everything Tory good, everything Labour bad

no Torry bad, labour worse.

I'ver said I support the bill if it actually addressed the real need. That is a way for a person to go, before an illness took everything from them.

12 months not 6
no family court judge sealing the order

 

[ellal]

so give them 12 months

12 months of pain?

How would you feel being subjected to that!

 

[ellal]

do you think the bill is good law as it stands?

Have you read it?

I happen to think it is a good law...

Would you propose that I don't have the choice to think so?

 

[Nwgs2]

do you think

Should be the question to ask Notchy

 

[blup]

Blup hates Starmer so will interpret anything Labour do in a negative way

I think he's second division, but time will tell.

 

[blup]

"I'm going to put you on a pathway that will cause you to die within five days."

This is not officially called Euthenasia.

Privatising death is not palliative care

 

[motorbiking]

12 months of pain?

How would you feel being subjected to that!

The bill defines terminal illness as someone with 6 months or less to live. I would extend that to 12. Otherwise the person will be spending their last “good” months in paperwork.

 

[motorbiking]

Have you read it?

I happen to think it is a good law...

Would you propose that I don't have the choice to think so?

Yes.

How does a person with MND benefit? What do you think a family court judge with zero medical expertise brings to the party?

 

[Odds]

The bill defines terminal illness as someone with 6 months or less to live. I would extend that to 12. Otherwise the person will be spending their last “good” months in paperwork.

You're not seriously suggesting a terminally ill person is being asked to sign forms?
Once more, for the hard of hearing - this Bill is designed to protect the relatives of a terminally ill member of their family from prosecution should they adminster a lethal dose to end their loved ones suffering.

 

[motorbiking]

It does nothing of the sort

 

[Odds]

It does nothing of the sort

Does, too.
And you think terminally ill patients are required to fill out the forms?
Good gravy, man, put yer specs on.