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What is interesting or helpful about this view?

Right to die. The most interesting fact about this view is that individuals that believe a terminally ill person has a right to choose between living and dying might be in the same situation. I find this view very ironic because diseases are not acquired by choice.

We will all die eventually. I find this view scary and interesting considering that the living, alive and well are the first to consider the fact that we may all die at some point. However, nobody loves the thought of death, even the believers of this view (AVMA, 2011).

Healthcare spending

Healthcare spending cannot be compared with the life of individuals. It is interesting that people focus so much about financial situations rather than living in the modern world.

What would I notice if I believed this view?

Right to die. If I believed this view, I would not find anything wrong with those that believe in the importance of euthanasia.

We will all die eventually (Elbow, 2017). I believe in the fact that we must all die eventually, but I am entirely against the ability of an individual to end another’s life because of holding on to such a claim.

Healthcare spending. I would notice that I am more financially focused and value material things, rather than focusing on the bigger picture and promoting life despite the situations at hand (AVMA, 2011).

In what sense or under what conditions might this idea be true?

Right to die. This idea might only be true where God is involved, who has the right to take and give life.

We will all die eventually. This idea will be true in cases of unforeseen accidents, unforeseen situations and diseases which by nature, end the lives of individuals without choice (Elbow, 2017).

Healthcare spending. This condition is true in cases where there is no other source of income generation for different governments. On the contrary, different state has different ways of making money. There is a need to take care of the ill, and not use financial stability as an excuse.