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act of taking life

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Is murder, therefore, merely the act of taking life, regardless of circumstances - or is it the nature of the interpersonal interaction that counts?
Euthanasia and the Right to Die by Sam Vaknin / Health, general community
The consequences of the human attitude toward the act of taking life, toward making the taking of life in intolerable situations a routinely available option--to put it quite bluntly, the progressive and cumulative habituation to the idea and the practice of taking life are incalculable.
The veto was right by Line, Mary-Dorothy / Commonweal
 
 
 
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