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It happens to be of a greater necessity to clearly state in a firm way the fact that nothing
out there and that no one for any way whatsoever can be able to permit the idea of killing another
person who happens to be innocent as a human being, be it an embryo or even a fetus for that
matter, or be it an adult or an infant, even if it happens to be a person who is old or this person is
suffering from a disease that is incurable. It might also be killing a person that is on the verge of
dying. Again, it is apparent that no one has the permission of asking for to commit the act of
even killing or murder, either to kill himself or kill another person in their care, and therefore
they do not have the permission to give consent of any other person doing it. Killing is regarded
as a crime that is meted against the life of a person or the humanity in nature and therefore,
killing is intrinsically worse than letting a person die.
Conclusion
Conclusively, it may be far from clarity that a common distinction can be accepted in
between the essence of active euthanasia and that of passive euthanasia on the basis of morality
and its general significance. However, this idea has been, by far admittedly been related in many
instances so as to come up with a resounding argument that holds for the fact that killing a
person by intention is intrinsically worse than the act of letting that person die on their own. In
this essay, it has been argued out by the use of some cases that touch upon this idea of killing and
letting die. As per the argument fronted in this essay, to some magnificent detail that is also
elaborate, it has been made apparent that there is a distinction which exists in between the
essence of killing and that of letting someone to die on their own, even though both of them may
prove to be morally wrong in a significant manner. The right to equate the two acts on the basis
of morality using the equivalence thesis does not at all bring about any proof to disregard the fact
that killing someone is by all means an evil act than that of letting that person to die given the