You should stick to recommending everyone’s posts, because when you open your mouth… well… There are no words to describe it. Pathetic.
Cope, you were too scared to even notify me. 
Can't hide though
You have an actual argument? At least Ferguson brings those
Cope! Seethe! Based! Blah blah blah. Grow up and speak like a normal person. I don't like quoting massive walls of text, it makes threads messy.
The reality is that your whole screed is just bluster. It's because, ironically, you are so fundamentally unable to cope with the reality of death that you decide you need to attack people who were suffering greatly as "weak". Somehow you believe that a rational argument against people with terminal and painful illnesses being able to choose euthanasia is that "there are tons of people who want to kill themselves, who get better" and this choice is "showing that you don't believe they have the power to get better." Clearly, if these terminal patients just manned up - like you said you would personally - their cancer or whatever would just go away! Well, perhaps I ought rephrase, since parenting books almost universally eschew the use of sarcasm with children like you. This is not something that is offered to or considered by people who have prospects of survival beyond their illness.
Regardless, the option of euthanasia is not something that is taken lightly (and nor should it, and obviously I believe that the medical profession needs to enforce a strict and serious code of ethics around it). Those who choose it do not choose it because they are "weak" or "unable to handle it" or are "hedonists". They do not see life as worthless. In fact, it is the opposite. They have recognized they lived their life, and they do not need to cling to it so desperately. They have accepted their fate, they can cope with the oncoming reality of death, and they want to control their own exit from this life. They have made the choice that they would rather do this than perhaps burden their families and loved ones - not (just, in some cases) financially, but emotionally as well - and the medical profession ought to respect their choice. What no one needs to do is act high and mighty that somehow they are better, stronger, more righteous as a person because they would "never do such a thing". Good for you, but maybe step outside your shoes and your bubble once in a while.
If you had better arguments than just "my belief is that [this] is evil" and "people who do [this] are weak", maybe I would've been tempted to give you a serious response. But fundamentally, your posts show are not a serious person, and so I treat you with the respect you deserve. xoxo
