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| 1. Because of the opposition from the religious groups and some legal
professionals, euthanasia is still not legalized in Hong Kong. |
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| 2. As their lives are prolonged with the help of the life support
system. |
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| 3. If the patients suffer from pain which we cannot imagine. |
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| 4. Unless the patient is proved brain dead, no doctors can stop
treating him. |
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| 5. Especially in the medical field, euthanasia raises heated
debates. |
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| 6. Have the will to overcome the disease, or have the disease defeat
you. |
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| 7. Since they think that they are burdens to their family and
society. |
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| 8. Owing to a shortage of medical resources, many medical care
resources for the curable patients are taken up by these incurable
patients. |
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| 9. Once euthanasia is legalized, it will open a flood gate for which
there is no safe guard. |
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| 10. Many people hold the view that since medical resources are
limited, those who have terminal diseases should not be treated with the
limited resources. |
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| 11. Not willing to see his brother suffer the great pain and being
unaware of the potential charge of murder, Simon Li unplugged the life
support unit. |
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| 12. To relieve the pain, to rescue and to sustain the life of the
patients. |
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| 13. Let him who has the right decide for himself. |
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| 14. As long as there is life, there is hope. |
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| 15. Even though the patient repeatedly requested death and their
family members consented on the understanding that there is not much hope
for recovery. |
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