Respuesta :
when it comes to the right for pas/active euthanasia, the argument from compassion has been replaced by the Autonomy argument.
Euthanasia, sometimes known as "mercy k-illing," is the act or practise of putting to d-eath without suffering those who have a physically debilitating illness or agonising, incurable condition, or permitting them to pass away by delaying treatment or removing artificial life support.
Typically, respect for autonomy is cited as a major justification for permitting euthanasia and physician assisted sui-cide. However, it has been argued in a number of recent publications that this is based on an incorrect understanding of the moral relevance of autonomy. The argument has been maintained that because autonomy is a virtue that is properly conceived, both euthanasia and assisted sui-cide are morally wrong because they violate the patient's autonomy.
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