Multiple Choice
Proponents of the Impossibility of Voluntary Euthanasia Argument argue that
A) patients can never choose to end their lives voluntarily.
B) it is not possible for the end of someone's life to be good for them.
C) only some people who are eligible for euthanasia can be choosing voluntarily.
D) None of the above
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