Euthanasia is a similar issue, also with pro-life and pro-choice arguments. In a way, this tends to get even more absurd - after all, people have been convicted for murdering people who have expressedly stated (and put down in writing) that they wish to end their lives.
Does that mean it's morally wrong to not apply life-supporting measures after brain death if the patient asks for it?
Taken to it's logical extreme - do humans have a right to suicide?
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