Serius
Beyond Godlike
death is never dignified. Its not something you can ever make good, its always messy and its always sad.
If we were to make legislating this legal, i would want to see some psych evaluations , and also by a logical extension, normal suicide should be legalised if they can pass a psych evaluation aswell.
I dont really agree with suicide or a "right to die" but whatever, it doesnt effect me and i can be pretty liberal so go for it. I imagine that if i was in a similiar situation i would want to live for as long as possible, but i can see how having the option to end it if you want can be valuable, and hey things can change so that if i am in that situation maybe i will want to end it.
The concept of rights has always baffled me. Its like we have a "right" to this and that, like a right to life, a right to liberty, prosperity, and as some people have said here, a right to death. The thing is, its not like that. People regularly get denied their liberty[prison being the state sanctioned one, in some countries you can be inprisoned for your political views], people are murdered all the time, including state sanctioned[caital punishment being one example, war another, police special powers yet another]
Basically to me it seems we only have a right to things that we can take and protect for ourselves. Sometimes the government will defend that right, but usually it is up to the individual to ensure your supposed "rights" arent taken for granted.
If we were to make legislating this legal, i would want to see some psych evaluations , and also by a logical extension, normal suicide should be legalised if they can pass a psych evaluation aswell.
I dont really agree with suicide or a "right to die" but whatever, it doesnt effect me and i can be pretty liberal so go for it. I imagine that if i was in a similiar situation i would want to live for as long as possible, but i can see how having the option to end it if you want can be valuable, and hey things can change so that if i am in that situation maybe i will want to end it.
The concept of rights has always baffled me. Its like we have a "right" to this and that, like a right to life, a right to liberty, prosperity, and as some people have said here, a right to death. The thing is, its not like that. People regularly get denied their liberty[prison being the state sanctioned one, in some countries you can be inprisoned for your political views], people are murdered all the time, including state sanctioned[caital punishment being one example, war another, police special powers yet another]
Basically to me it seems we only have a right to things that we can take and protect for ourselves. Sometimes the government will defend that right, but usually it is up to the individual to ensure your supposed "rights" arent taken for granted.
