(04-01-2018, 01:01 AM)HandsomeRob86 Wrote: 100% agree, its not like there aren't any guns in the US.

As someone who's lost a family member to a Beretta against the right temple, there is nothing peaceful or dignified about going out that way. If an adult who is terminally ill wishes to die rather than deal with two years of constant pain and massive medical bills for treatments designed to buy them another month here, another couple weeks there, then they should have the option of a peaceful death available to them. It's never going to be something allowed at the federal level, because big pharma will go thousands of miles out of their way to make sure they keeping getting $10,000 per month from someone who's going to die in three painful months anyway.

(04-01-2018, 08:45 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: It's a short step from "I want to die with dignity" to "We want grandma to die with dignity."

No, it's really not. This is not Monty Python. The body collector is not going to club Grandpa on the head.

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