If you could be a God...

It doesn't matter if nobody's ever going to have to experience it. The people who didn't want to allow the plug to be pulled on Terri Schiavo were reacting to their own instinctual and reactionary fear of death, and their innate believe that there's some kind of terrifying void that Terri Schiavo was going to be experiencing after dying. They have no rational basis to have an aversion to something that they'll never have to experience for themselves, and nor will anybody else.

I consider the psychiatric ethos of 'death is always a patently irrational option in every instance, and if it were possible to force people to remain conscious for the rest of eternity then it should be forced upon them because anything else would be insanity, and insane people cannot make decisions for themselves' to be a religious doctrine, rather than anything based on secular rationalism. Perhaps you'd like to enlighten me as to why death is always an irrational option?

And you're decrying what I 'want to do to people'? What have I ever suggested be done to people that is more than devised to prevent them from imposing risk on those who cannot consent? What have I ever suggested that goes further than cleaning up the mess that you want to continue making, and proposes that people should be harmed for no motive other than sheer malice? If you didn't create the victims or agreed to stop making more victims, there would be no need to come up with a coercive strategy to prevent you from doing so. What you're also conveniently ignoring is that all sentient life will some day become extinct, and that is an inevitability. So you're still imposing some kind of catastrophic extinction on a planet full of life, but seem to believe that delaying it (and making untold trillions more humans and animals suffer in the meantime) it is more moral than trying to introduce it in a controlled way that will cause less suffering.