retired_ks reddy

Agreed. Like if someone doesn't want a baby it's their right to refuse it.

retired_kswelker

Doubt it when the religion is the reason she's dead. Can't see the kids reacting all that well to it. Even if they take RH's point and accept she died for her beliefs, I'd imagine they would want to ensure that their own kids grew up with their mother around them. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Possibly, but it's hard to assert confidently. Psychology is complicated. Depending on how they're raised, they may become violently fanatic as denial to their mother dying senselessly.

trotamundos

Well maybe yeah. But I'd always like to think that the world isn't full of complete idiots. If they are bright kids, they'll not react like that.

retired_bball3378

I’d suggest that a ridiculously illogical set of religious beliefs reduces ones competence to make a sensible decision. In a country that doesn’t except euthanasia, a right to religious freedom shouldn’t extend to the right to effective suicide by god.

retired_MikeMcC

what i was thinking tbh

retired_kris10nicole

Kind of flies in the face of the evidence, that view.

Angell555666

what i was thinking tbh </BLOCKQUOTE>

No, it's like Blood is sacred and your own. Regardless of what faith a donor is, doesn't matter. It's not just human blood either, they can't eat black pudding (which is really really silly when you think about it).

retired_kimmymarlo

I’d suggest that a ridiculously illogical set of religious beliefs reduces ones competence to make a sensible decision. In a country that doesn’t except euthanasia, a right to religious freedom shouldn’t extend to the right to effective suicide by god. </BLOCKQUOTE>was just waiting for someone to post something like this.

don't care what you think or don't think about other people's beliefs, it's not your place to tell them how to behave as long as their behavior does not violate any major laws.

retired_kris10nicole

I’d suggest that a ridiculously illogical set of religious beliefs reduces ones competence to make a sensible decision. In a country that doesn’t except euthanasia, a right to religious freedom shouldn’t extend to the right to effective suicide by god. </BLOCKQUOTE>was just waiting for someone to post something like this.

don't care what you think or don't think about other people's beliefs, it's not your place to tell them how to behave as long as their behavior does not violate any major laws. </BLOCKQUOTE>

So abandoning your kids is fine as long as you can dress it up as freedom of religious expression?

retired_dennis

I feel so sory for her kids and just imagine all the people who are upset and sad that she's dead. i couldn't do that to the people i cared about.Suicide imho.