You've invited the neighbours over for dinner. Dessert has been successfully concluded, and the kids have retired to their bedroom where they are conducting experiments in paint durability under various impact scenarios. The coffee orders are being taken. As it so often does, the conversation is meandering down loosely connected
“Voluntary euthanasia is a question of basic human rights,” writes LaborMP Paul O'Grady. “It is about the right of individuals to choose forthemselves the quality of life they want and when they no longer enjoy thatquality of life.”1Is it? Is this really what we are debating?The more basic issue in