Threeknucklesdeeper

Would you feel the same way about your choice if you were allowing people to avoid a different law?

Guess it's two questions. First, if he's an adult and doesn't want to live anymore with his awful condition what gives you the right to keep him from ending his life? Second, how will your other son feel when you are gone and he is taking care of your older son and he kills himself? Is that fair to him to have to shoulder that guilt? I have friends and family with mental and physical disabilities and these questions weigh on me.

What's is your plan for your son when you die?

Thank you for your time. Can I ask you a question that might come off as a bit cold?

Do you think a properly secured border would reduce your crime rates, reduce load on the police, and raise property values?