I oppose legalized abortion because it is not the choice of the child to die; the child is innocent. Now, do not bother saying: "But it is not a human life yet," because that will launch us into the same line of debate we could carry on forever, and I will not respond to it because I am sure you have heard it all before and it would be a general waste of my time.
I support euthanaisa, though, because it is the choice of a person involved to end their life. Suicide and euthanasia (I think we should just call euthanasia suicide because that is what it is with the circumstances of a chronically ill or very elderly person).
We have the 'right to choose death' if our lives are so horrible we do not continue (though I would never support a person to make that choice).
And I support the death penalty because it can (1) prevent recidivism and (2) it brings a greater sense of justice to the people to know that the butcher of their loved ones is not waking up at noon, watching cable TV all day, and getting ready to eat a pleasant dinner with the rest of the Aryan brotherhood.
(Someone in a different thread said "I think making McVeigh be in either general population or solitary confinement for life instead of death penalty would be worst," and I bring up the Aryan brotherhood now because that is where McVeigh would be; he'd probably be King of his cell block and be able to have several rape victims to go to at night -- death is always the worst choice barring extremely cruel punishments that our constitution forbids)