Soldato
I understand what you're saying and that you don't have an issue with people having an alternate view. However, that view does impinge on other people's ability to live and die how they choose to.Yes.
This is the absolute matter of conscience and I do not have an issue with people having a different view point to my own. And I am certainly not going to claim they are wrong to do so.
As I have said in Canada, Belgium and the Netherlands three western progressive democracies, like the UK, the law has extended in intent to the point healthy people are being euthanised in a manner I find troubling. I cannot in good conscience support it.
I don't feel I have any right whatsoever to determine that for anyone else. At all. My conscience could not stand forcing people to suffer in pain just to satisfying the opinion of others.