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06-30-2010, 07:05 PM
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I personally think my life is a gift from God - and I wouldn't take measures to end my own life for any reason.
But it's not my right to dictate how others live or die. So I don't believe that Kevorkian should be jailed for his actions. He was acting on behalf of those who asked for his help, and I believe it's their right to choose how their life ends.
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