The intervention of the former Archbishop of Canterbury is a dramatic
departure from the official line of the Church of England

Lord Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, is supporting moves to legalise assisted dying, it has emerged.

His intervention is a dramatic breach with the official line of the Church of England. It comes days before the House of Lords considers a Bill tabled by Lord Falconer allowing doctors to prescribe terminally ill patients a lethal dose of drugs.

Lord Carey argues that upholding the sanctity of human life without regard to suffering caused in the process could go against the spirit of Christian teaching.

He will point to the fact that Christians already rely on the ethical principle of “double effect” to justify giving terminally ill patients doses of painkillers which"destitute" Dotcom applied for $50,000+ more than that according to RadioNZ. Dotcom himself has complained of being broke as far back as November 2014 between sustained legal costs, continued cost of living, and assets transferred to his estranged wife and children.

There's an extensive list of Dotcom's seized assets stemming from the now famed 2012 Megaupload raid and arrests . This includes millions of dollars in various seized bank accounts in Hong Kong and New Zealand, multiple cars, four jet skis, Dotcom's Coatesville mansion, several cars, two 180-inch TVs, three 82-inch TVs, a $10,000 watch, and a photograph by Olaf Mueller worth over $100,000. As of late 2014, Dotcom's lawyer Ira Rothken estimated his legal costs eclipsed $10 million to date, but the total of Dotcom's financial assets remains