I eas wondering where I saw him, and then I was My Ride and it hit me. He is literally the only good thing about that mess. I'm songlad he is getting better roles
Tbf you CAN'T consent to your own euthanasia. Wanting to die (no matter the reason) means you are suicidal, i.e.…
Like I said, unfortunately that's not a choice. As a patient, if you are of a sound mind and can consent, people have a right to refuse treatment. But you can't ask someone else to pull the plug on you. A patient legally cannot consent to their own euthanasia, because a person in pain and suffering cannot make a rational decision, and it's doctor's job is only to treat the patient and get him well to the best of their ability, but helping him ascend to heaven isn't part of that job description. Even if the patient WANTS to die, a doctor has a responsibility to inform his choice to the patient's medical POA and let them make that decision.
There are some countries however, where the patient's consent is now considered as well. They even made a movie about it - You before me, starring Tom Sturridge and Emilia Clark. Or Guzarrish the hindi remake, starring Hritik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai.
Yep, him and the shady nurse. We see the prologue scene where Thiu/Wasan kills that dying deer out of mercy. So,…
Legalities aside, it is the most basic moral dilemma. Good road to hell is paved with good intentions. On one hand killing someone before their time is murderer. But on the other hand, you are ending their suffering.
My family runs a pallative care shelter for abandoned animals (esp. cats). You'd would be surprised at how many people will just throw their pets out on the streets once they are no longer of use and become a burden to them. This is a conversation I have with my mom and God practically on daily basis. Just how far do we need to let them suffer until they breath their last, or do we actively just cut their time short because we can't see them suffer anymore.
Of course, you might say that animals and people are different, but if u look at it from a spiritual/moral pov, they are both souls who are suffering.
MonstaX's IM was one of the first people to break the news on his radio show. If a martial law is imposed on the…
that might be important part for you, not me. I'm not trying to political or anything, but if someone went crazy and started the nuking shit out of everything, I'd onboard with it.
Also that director is DEFINITELY sus! The way he’s making it seem like Kan is the murderer just doesn’t sit…
Tbf you CAN'T consent to your own euthanasia. Wanting to die (no matter the reason) means you are suicidal, i.e. not in the right state of mind to consent for a medical procedure. A doctor using the patient's own consent for euthanasia is abetting and assisting suicide. It's very morally grey area. That's why "mercy killing" is considered murder unless it was specifically ordered by the court and a panel of doctors.
MonstaX's IM was one of the first people to break the news on his radio show. If a martial law is imposed on the country, it's more than just politics because it also affects the entertainment industry.
This is super interesting drama .. in some points I just did not understand why Kraam fastly accepted Tai of the…
He grew up on the stories of the parallel world. Just because someone looks like someone you hate, doesn't make them that person. 2-Tai that nothing in common with 1-Tai except his face, just like 2-Tai never confused 1-Khram with HIS Khram. He always considered them as 2 separate people, and like both on their own merit
Is his family rich? Or maybe this is just a sidegig and he likes his day job better.
No, I meant like maybe he is just doing these as a favour to his friends doesn't really care about what he is acting in because he doesn't need the money
But why am I wishing for Dr. Kan to actually be the killer? 😭I feel like it could make for some interesting…
Yep, him and the shady nurse. We see the prologue scene where Thiu/Wasan kills that dying deer out of mercy. So, it be amazing if he gets into a moral dilemma over "mercy killing" and in the end starts supporting his boo.
1 
There are some countries however, where the patient's consent is now considered as well. They even made a movie about it - You before me, starring Tom Sturridge and Emilia Clark. Or Guzarrish the hindi remake, starring Hritik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai.
My family runs a pallative care shelter for abandoned animals (esp. cats). You'd would be surprised at how many people will just throw their pets out on the streets once they are no longer of use and become a burden to them. This is a conversation I have with my mom and God practically on daily basis. Just how far do we need to let them suffer until they breath their last, or do we actively just cut their time short because we can't see them suffer anymore.
Of course, you might say that animals and people are different, but if u look at it from a spiritual/moral pov, they are both souls who are suffering.