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We're getting there.
A handful of states allow medical death with dignity.
Based on how this man died, "dignity" isn't the word I would use.
From the article I shared:
We're talking about an entirely different thing here. I'd recommend reading the article if this is the first time you've encountered the phrase, it's eye opening and is something everyone will have to think about either for themselves or for loved ones.
It just seems the guillotine would be less painful than nitrogen asphyxiation.
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guess i really shouldnt be surprised by this. Though i am still surprised it was ever illegal at all frankly.
Good to know we're moving in the right direction though i guess.