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Memorable Performance I Have a Dream

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On August 28, 1963, in front of the Lincoln Memorial building, Martin Luther King Jr. gave a historical speech about humanity and equality of African Americans citizens. An estimated 250,000 people stood and listened to the civil rights activists as one of the largest civil rights demonstrations took place in America. The civil rights activist’s speech “I have a dream” played a significant role in ending the era of African American’s

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GM Food vs. Organic Food

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In the United States, a large percentage of the food citizens eat contain genetically modified ingredients. Food manufacturers in the United States are not required to label genetically modified ingredients on food products. Therefore, many citizens are unaware of what their food contains. Genetically modified organisms are produced as a result of changes made to an organism’s DNA through genetic engineering (Non-GMO Project, 2019, para. 1). Scientists genetically modify crops to

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Euthanasia: Who Makes the Final Decision

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“Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It’s the transition that’s troublesome” (Isaac Asimov). A person can have a disease that cannot be cured, causing high levels of discomfort and agony. When it comes to the matter of death, unfortunately not everyone receives an ideal ending. Typically, one’s final days or weeks are determined by doctors or loved ones. This can be well after the patient has decided that they no longer

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Euthanasia: A Religious View

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It’s understandable why some patients and their family members would rather choose euthanasia and assisted suicide. Depending on the patient’s situation, euthanasia or PAS may be the cheaper option compared to the medical bills in the future, and not every family has the financial stability to deal with that. With this, the patient feels as if they are a burden to their family, therefore choosing to be put down. Not only

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Euthanasia: Right to Die

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“At my age, I get up in the morning. I eat breakfast. And then I just sit until lunchtime. Then I have a bit of lunch and just sit. What’s the use of that?” David Goodall, a 104-year-old Australian scientist, decided to end his life at a clinic in Switzerland. Having a longer life may be the wish for many people, but considering the process of aging and dying, it can

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Euthanasia: Critical Appraisal in Indian Perspective

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The exceptional advances in clinical science and innovation have not been without a critical effect on society. They have brought into front line gives that are modifying the example of human living and cultural qualities. Pari passu with these progressions is the upsurge of certification of human rights, self-rule, and opportunity of decision. These issues propel us to reexamine our ideas of cultural and clinical morals and worth frameworks. Each individual

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What Religion Says About Euthanasia

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In Indian philosophy and rituals there has been given a justifiable idea of one’s death in accordance of own will (ikchacha mrityu). Veer Savarkar and Vinobha Bhave are the well-known examples of the person choosing to end their lives by refusing the consumption of all-nutrition. Even Mahatma Gandhi supported this notion. Mythology says Lord Rama and his brother took Jalasamadhi in river Saryu near Ayodhya. Primeval history tells that Lord Budha

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How Does Euthanasia Devalue Human Life

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Euthanasia refers to relieving someone’s pain and suffering by bringing an end to their life. It is also known as assisted suicide. It has been derived from a Greek word, Euthanatize, which means easy death. Euthanasia helps the people suffering from various diseases in the relief of their long inflicted pain which they had been bearing for many years. Euthanasia is mostly carried on terminally ill people who have been sick

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Perspectives on Euthanasia in the Netherlands

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In the Netherlands the art and control of euthanasia and assisted suicide has gained significant concern. This practice is being used as a point in discussions beyond Netherlands and also in the Netherlands; hence, a clear explanation of the situation there is necessary. One of the key questions about euthanasia is that if there are adequate precautions available. In addition, this type of the ‘slippery slope’ theory has been the main

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Ethical Theories and Convenience Euthanasia

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Introduction Convenience Euthanasia is very common in the veterinary field. As an undergraduate student in an animal science/pre-veterinarian major and a person who volunteered for several years in different animal hospitals, I have witnessed several pet owners desiring convenience euthanasia. A main topic of discussion is the ethical and moral views behind the acts of convenience euthanasia. Convenience Euthanasia is defined as the “…euthanasia of a physically and psychologically healthy animal…”

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