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Euthanasia-Fatma ERCAN

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Hi everyone! Let me briefly introduce myself.
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My name is Fatma and I am delighted to be here today to talk to you about the pros and cons of euthanasia and the legalization of euthanasia.
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According to Britannica,
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“Euthanasia, also called mercy killing, act or practice of painlessly putting to death persons suffering from a painful and incurable disease or incapacitating physical disorder.”
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To put it simply, euthanasia can be described as putting someone away from their pain and suffering.
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As of March 2021,euthanasia is legal in 6 countries.
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Considering this,
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it can be said that euthanasia is a good thing for patients in excruciating pain.
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However, there are also those against euthanasia.
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Supporters of the legalization of euthanasia state that
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the right to die should be a matter of personal choice.
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They continue by saying that
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if humans have the ability to choose freely about their life,
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as long as it is not harming anyone
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then it should be that person’s right to choose to die
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when they suffer from a painful and incurable disease.
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Additionally, the supporters indicate an important point, which is dignity.
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They point out that a person who is battling a terminal and incurable disease
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should have the right to die with dignity and not be a burden to anyone while dying.
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Moreover, many people state that choosing to die is a human right, if that person’s life is no longer one of quality.
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However, as I stated before, there are ones who are against euthanasia and the legalization of it
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and while it looks as though the world is leaning towards the side of the ones who support it
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the people who are against euthanasia make compelling arguments.
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They argue that the prediction of a terminal disease is rarely accurate.
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According to 2005 study of terminal illness diagnoses by the Mayo Clinic,
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17% of people who find themselves in this situation live for longer,
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sometimes much longer, than what the doctor initially recommends.
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Additionally, many believe that the legalization of euthanasia might cause some doctors to abuse this power and therefore, cause corruption.
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In summary, it can be said that euthanasia is a sensitive subject and therefore should be addressed carefully
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and I think many experts from medicine, ethics, and the law should state their opinions on this subject
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because it creates complexity when people act and express opinions without the knowledge of experts.
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That is why it is more important to act consciously.
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I hope that I have informed you about this topic. Thanks for listening.