02-01-2017, 12:15 AM
(01-31-2017, 10:32 PM)Benton Wrote: npr part piece pointed out parallels between him a Scalia. Dont know a lot about him, but my only real issue is he doesn't believe in assisted suicide. Not a huge deal, but I think if more people volunteered at a hospice, they'd be less inclined to take a hard line against making someone suffer indefinitely.
Good lord do I agree with this. It galls me that we allow our pets to die with dignity but we force our loved ones to rot away and suffer prolonged agony. I'm dealing with this issue with my mother right now, not that I didn't empathize with this before, and it's god damn soul draining.
