>Problem is, who decides when the end of life comes? That's the crux. Ideally it should be left to the individual. Perhaps insurance policies which try to be as clear as possible as to what would be done and not done. The policy holder would have to have a living will which coincides with the policy. The policies would then be priced accordingly. I'm not married to a particular solution. I really don't know what the answer is. I only know what we have now isn't working. >Terminal cancer patients shouldn't go on pump. Unless there is a chance they could be cured. The patient was a teenage child with leukemia. Age was likely part of the reason these steps were even considered. I'm not sure why the doctors performed this. The patient did end up passing. >This country wastes more money on jew wars and buying political favors (the US sends israel 35 million dollars every day). I agree, but this is another subject. >"Who deserves healthcare". Who deserves to learn to read? Who deserves to heat their house over 65 degrees? Who deserves to eat 1200kcal per day? Who deserves protein? Water? Shelter? I suppose anyone who can afford this deserves it. I'm not a big advocate of taking other people's money at gun point (aka taxes) to provide these things for others. This could be a prolonged discussion. If we were a homogeneous nation perhaps a form of national socialism would be acceptable. >Satan has entered chat. Is there biblical text on these issues?