GDay World 375 – Dr Philip Nitschke on Euthanasia
Posted on 04. May, 2009 by Cameron Reilly in Podcast, activism, euthanasia
Dr Philip Nitschke, PhD, MBBS, BSc (Hons) is the Founder and Director of Exit International, the world’s leading Voluntary Euthanasia and end-of-life choices information and advocacy organisation.
A few days after recording this interview, Philip and his wife were detained at London’s Heathrow airport for nine hours and denied access to a lawyer. During the interview he mentioned spending more time in the UK – after this week’s experience, he is reconsidering.
Wow risky topic or something I think it’s fine to talk about it non the less it’s not ununderstandable that people may not want to have people talking about it. I wouldn’t put down bad intent or malice or trying to cencor opposition views I think with moral contraversy it may just be the intention to keep the australian public pure, and innocent.
Well actually their seams to be a-lot of censorship arround it which makes very little sense.
— Weather or not I agree or disagree to you, I don’t think you should be censored to the point where you can’t argue your own view.
Besides Imagine if sharia was that censored then even more muslims would support it rather counter productive for secularists considering that they both violated free speach increased support and probably had a non informative effective.[murphys legality law, every policy you can make will back fire and back fire again when you undo it.]