on 4/19/07 9:10 AM, Info Control at infodmz(a)gmail.com
wrote:
Who's basic humanity and cultural
sensitivity? For some cultures and people,
suicide is acceptable. Do we impose a Christian viewpoint? Jew? Muslim?
Buddhist? Atheist? Humanist? American? Japanese? African?
Applying morals like this is dangerous because it opens the door for a
"moral majority" to control things, which is inherently and horrically
wrong.
And there is one common thread which binds all of your religious and ethnic
examples: the human being. For this is what we all are before anything else
is superimposed over us.
Respecting and preserving that human life is also a common thread which
connects us all.
Is it? I'm a firm believer in the right to die, and I know I'm not
the only one here.
--
Mark
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