Denying a person's right to die is like denying their right to life. This violates not only our constitution, but also our freedoms, but also the most fundamental ideas of what it means to be free from oppression. 238 years ago, when the United States declared its independence, the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness were guaranteed in the front lines. Although these ideas have rarely been true for everyone throughout history, regardless of ethnicity, color, or creed, they are an ideal pursued by those who have worked to increase our freedoms. These ideas have guided us out of oppression and toward a freer and better world. It is time to continue to adopt them, by legalizing euthanasia. Doing this will end the suffering of people who will die anyway. Euthanasia is not an attempt to murder Grandma, it is to relieve her pain when she is terminally ill with two weeks to live. Opponents of euthanasia might argue that pain management had improved to the point where it was no longer necessary. There, about improving pain management, it no longer takes six strong men to hold a person down....