No

no, and nobody

As a child i always went for my parents cigarettes. Of course I would get the guy his cigs.

Of course! The withdrawal is hard enough for an able bodied person. Why put this guy through even more torture if he wants to smoke. As a family member I would consider his welfare more important than my personal stance.

I'm getting in the same boat myself, so, what the hell? I'm dying anyway. Let me have a smoke and a beer!

Yes. It's his problem not mine. It's not my part to preach to anyone - even if they are killing themself,

Hell yes. He's got enough misery as it is, regardless of how his habit began. Let him have this one thing. I think if you're sooooo messed up already it's YOUR BODY to do with as you choose! Not anyone else's.
This is a body autonomy issue.

I went through this with my late husband.... carefully tried to get him to think about quitting while he was, in fact, dying. Got him a script for Chantix , which he never touched, cut down to damn near quit myself to help inspire him. Then it became clear to me all my efforts were stressful to him, not my goal to STRESS HIM OUT, so in the last 3 months of his life I shut up about it altogether, altho I NEVER denied him his "binkies", not once.
If he had wanted to get piss drunk he could have. That was the one thing he quit cold turkey after having been Dx'd with a brain met. He was TERRIFIED of losing his mind. A fantastic mind he took for granted for too much of his life.

No

Assuming you are referring to tobacco. Only if I own the particular tobacco stock...which I don't.

I recon I probably would.

No, I'd probably buy a pack for someone to smoke in his/her last moments, but not to hasten those moments.

No, I wouldn't get cigarettes for anybody/
My holier than thou mother gave my druggie bother anything he wanted, including money for drugs all his life, You can imagine how that works out.