pro-death

Supporting lethal outcomes

Pro-death describes a position favoring death in some context—often as a polemical label rather than a self-description.

Opponents of abortion rights may call pro-choice advocates pro-death.

The term also appears in debates about capital punishment, euthanasia, or end-of-life care: The politician's pro-death stance on execution cost him votes.

It's the rhetorical inverse of pro-life.

euthanasia

assisted suicide

Helping someone end life

terminal illness · advance directive · living will · palliative · dignity · compassion · pain relief · sedation · DNR · voluntary

capital-punishment

execution

Completing a planned task

firing squad · gallows · guillotine · retribution · deterrence · clemency · appeal · irreversible · justice · murderer

abortion

reproductive rights

Bodily autonomy in family planning

contraception · women's health · reproductive freedom · abortion rights · feminism · activism · legislation · privacy · gestation · reproductive justice

Opposites
valuation of life vs. death

pro-deathpro-life

Against elective pregnancy termination

life-affirming · preservationist · vitalist · biophilic · sanctity of life

political stance on life issues

pro-deathpro-life

Against elective pregnancy termination

right-to-life · anti-abortion · abolitionist · whole-life · pro-birth

Family

pro, death, deaths, dead, deadly, deathly, deaden, deadened, deadening

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