What makes a person belong.

What makes a person belong in a group or place is what they do and what they are. Also what they expect and chose. To belong in a place like a country a person will have to chose that country or that culture that helps them just fit in with the people around you. For a group, to fit in you may have the same ideas, or the same thoughts and personalities. Mainly for a person to belong is the person's choice.

Other people may be in a group or country that they feel like they don't belong in but they fit in. For example, a country like Iraq. If an Iraqi doesn't fit in because of the war they might move, but they may not because they belong in that society. Because if they go to U.S. or China (example) they might just stand out and they might be worried about that.

I know where I belong, because I chose by what I feel is right and by the place or the group's personalities. I like being in the U.S. because the people around me fit in my example of my culture. Its more modern and I fit in pretty well. The group of friends I hang around have the closest to my personality.

That is what makes a person belong. It is by what they choose and what they are like in the group.

Euthanasia

Euthanasia is painless killing or a mercy killing of someone or something.

I think that painless killing is ok depending on what it is like a person suffering from an incurable disease or coma. But if it is a person who is depressed or in a curable disease then it is not right because they should just deal with it and live. Instead of finding the easy way out. It is controversial in real life, and some countries it is illegal. I don't think it should be illegal unless it is used without responsibility. I once had a pet that had cancer and it was extremely sick so I got it put to sleep with a painless shot that would kill it. It made me feel better that it didn't get hurt. If animals with incurable diseases can get a painless death, then it is reasonable that humans that are terribly sick can also get a painless death.