Would it be wrong to say ''that's good news''?

I imagine there will be some investigating done considering it's less than a week since he was refused the right to die.

Good, may he now rest in peace

I'm glad he has died and no longer has his life in the hands of the court. The police have confirmed they aren't going to investigate

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -life.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -life.html

So let me get this straight. God decided Mr Nicklinson should not be given power over his own life and made sure the courts agreed.

After stretching the issue out (presumably to make a point), He then allowed him to die anyway.

So is Mr Nicklinson currently shaking hands with Beelzebub or checking in with St Peter?

God seems to have forgotten how to put together a good proverb.

Now wasn't that much more dignified than having a doctor murder him?

RIP Tony

Absolute scumbag.

That didn't come across as well as I would have liked. I was just trying to make the point that there can be dignity in life and death without assisted suicide.

You really know how to put your foot in it don't you ?