The document discusses different types of euthanasia, including voluntary and involuntary euthanasia. It expresses agreement with euthanasia in some situations, such as when a person is in a vegetative state and does not think, eat, drink or feel. The author believes all people have a right to a dignified death when in a vegetative state or with an incurable, painful illness if that is their decision.

1. The ethunasia
Euthanasia (from the Greek meaning quot;well deathquot;: eu- (well or
good) AND thanatos (death)) . Many different forms of euthanasia
can be distinguished, including animal euthanasia and human
euthanasia, and within the latter, voluntary and involuntary
euthanasia. Voluntary euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide
have been the focus of great controversy in recent years.
The euthanasia is a problem in this society but I am agree with it in
some situation.
For example, when the people is in vegetative state I think that
those don’t really have life, because the people don’t think, eat,
drink, either feel and those isn’t life for me. In this case, I agree with
administrating euthanasia but other people disagree.
In my opinion, all people have the right to a worthy dead whenever
it’s in a vegetative state or when the people have an incurable and
much painful illness and he don’t doesn’t want be alive. I think what
if it is his/her decision, he/she is in his/her right.
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