Your gist being that those countries legalising euthanasia/assisted dying have facilities to accomplish those ends which only use lethal injections as opposed to the other commonplace execution method? I would think the latter would probably be only slightly less humane for those on a low budget certainly more so than the electric chair or being taken into a field and shot....and in a typical fashion, ignore the gist of a post, and reply with something completely irrelevant.
The way of a person, when presented with facts demolishing their own thoughts.
ah a religious person with a strong moral fibre.............notWe could always ask Paula Vennells to run the country and put all that empathy to good use.
Exactly. Just because some one is religious it doesn't necessarily mean they are a good person. And non-believers aren't all bad people either.ah a religious person with a strong moral fibre.............not
do you have issues understanding basic facts? or just enjoy obfuscating your lack of facts?Your gist being that those countries legalising euthanasia/assisted dying have facilities to accomplish those ends which only use lethal injections as opposed to the other commonplace execution method? I would think the latter would probably be only slightly less humane for those on a low budget certainly more so than the electric chair or being taken into a field and shot.
Our PM is already assisting OAP's to die by freezing them to death this winter.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_euthanasia - There are currently 9 countries with legalized Euthanasia.
I haven't heard about any gas chambers springing up in NZ, portugal, belgium, holland, luxembourg, spain, canada, colombia and ecuador, they must be doing it underground....
...or perhaps you actually mean 'Assisted suicide' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assisted_suicide.
Again I really haven't heard about gas chambers being built in Canada, Spain, most of Australia, large parts of the US, etc.
Don't be an arse and type (let alone believe - ha!) hypobolic nonsense.
Our PM is already assisting OAP's to die by freezing them to death this winter.
You mean Tony " the twat " BlairI wonder if Kier is doing this with permission from his own god?
You mean Tony " the twat " Blair
What is ‘Sin’ ?I happen to know Tony Blair and can assure you he is a devout Roman Catholic. The others I don't know personally but there is little doubt Gordon Brown as a son of The Manse is a staunch Presbyterian and Theresa May a committed Anglican. David Cameron memorably described himself as 'evangelical Christian', Rishi Sunak is incontestably an orthodox Hindu and Boris Johnson (like Blair) a famous if controversial Catholic convert. I don't know about Truss but think she isn't religious. As to whether their religious beliefs affect voters intentions these days you may well be right.
Many religious people only avoid doing bad things because they believe their god is watching them. They only do good because of a promise they get to heaven when they die. It's purely selfish reasons.What is ‘Sin’ ?
Is it something purely constructed by religion or religious dogma?
Because whatever their chosen religion I would imagine all you have mentioned are sinners!
This leads us back to the concept of what kind of a morality would exist in a non-religious state?
I would argue that you don’t need a belief in any god to have a grasp on morality and what constitutes a just society.