This film uses the godfather Pacino as the death doctor, which is undoubtedly a very appropriate character image, showing his stubborn and fearless will. The story of the film has a great impact on society and is widely controversial. If you ask me whether I support euthanasia, and whether supporters have the right to control their own life and death. My answer is yes, but the reasons for suicide must be respectable. It is impossible for a person to be free from illness and pain, just to escape the social reality and go to see God irresponsibly, or a person just suffers from depression and agrees to let him see God on a whim. My stand is only for those who are too old to be a burden to society and unable to contribute and those who are afflicted by daily and nightly ailments. Maybe it's a selfish idea, but it's better than those who can't afford to pay the exorbitant bills in the hospital, who are tortured by pain every day and night but can't kill themselves. Don't be afraid to say, if I have any illness and have to pay a high cost to maintain my life, then I would rather euthanize me than drag my family and society down. When I was a child, I thought that the hospital could give people a healthy paradise, but when I grew up, I realized that it was actually a hell that burned people's hard-earned money.
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