In most countries, Euthanasia or based on experts a "practice of medically-assisted death" is illegal and considered immoral.

Health issues are associated with the said "immoral" practice as some of the patients are suffering with a terminally ill disease.

However, some countries insist in legalizing Euthanasia to prevent further discussion whether it's immoral or not and to know the side of the government on the issue.

People suffering from deep pain

* Euthanasia is a decision made by family or the doctors to patients who are enduring deep pains under comatose or the body is paralyzed.

* On some countries, doctors approached the family for the decision for the patient's detachment of respirator-which is a device attached to the patient to release oxygen to the body.

* While on other countries where euthanasia is an option, patient's lives are "really" on the hands of their doctors. Often, such patients are severely ill that they need to stop the respirator to prevent the disease to spread in an epidemic.

* In the US, 63.5% disagree with euthanasia and would rather prefer to die out of their own disease while 6.1% is unsure of whether to agree or oppose with the practice of "mercy killing".

Is killing an option?

* Depending on your society, government and moral respect to one other people, the decision to execute human euthanasia is up to you.

* You should ask your self if it is the right thing to do to a family member or patient and why.

* In some countries where euthanasia is an option, they do not call it "killing" rather it is the easiest way for them to help see their patient or relative at ease.

Now should it be legalized to prevent an epidemic or considered it murdering?