[mrshadowgoose]

Do you genuinely believe that this is a binary decision, or is this just anti-euthanasia rhetoric disguised as concern trolling?

Offering humane end-of-life options to people suffering today does not prohibit ongoing disease research towards potentially helping people in the future.

[sinenomine]

It's not entirely binary, but there is an obvious unpleasant tendency in e.g. Canada, to soft-push MAID onto potentially treatable patients who don't even seek medically assisted death.

I wouldn't want my government to have an option of dealing with the problem this way, and if I needed MAID, I'd just self-administer.

[tough]

Yes, it's a slippery slope once a state providing assistant to suicide is law imho.

It just doesnt seem something a state should be charged with.