Suicide.
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Really does it matter if it is legal or illegal once it is done?
It is a sad thing to have happen, I know it probably could be a right, but it does hurt many other people besides just that person.
I honestly don't know but I don't know but I don't think it can be right unless the person knows they are dieing soon anyway in a painful way and would rather go out peacefully... but it is still a very grey area...
It is a sad thing to have happen, I know it probably could be a right, but it does hurt many other people besides just that person.
I honestly don't know but I don't know but I don't think it can be right unless the person knows they are dieing soon anyway in a painful way and would rather go out peacefully... but it is still a very grey area...
I agree with you, Coffeebean. If they don't want to further suffer through their life they can end it now. Although, it would still be a wiser option to try to improve it. But if it is awful enough the completely have the right to put themselves out of their misery.
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To each his own. If you wanna go, leave. If you wanna stay, stay. Live for yourself not for others. Or die for yourself. Do whatever you want. Just do it already. Don't be a procrastinator. =)
Megamannt125
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Once you've lost everything and can't fix it it's the only way out, either that or spend your entire life in deep depression and lonliness. Or if you have a horrible disease, you could either die a slow and painful death or end it quickly.Colm Fitzi said:
Those are two extreme cases. And wallowing in your own self pity like you said, is weak too. You don't have to do that. You can choose to be depressed and lonely. Or you can choose to be happy and find someone. The second one is still a no-go. If you're gonna die a slow painful death, I'd rather make the most of it, and spend my time with my friends and family, rather than be an idiot and knock myself off.Megamannt125 said:
Wow, cheery topic 
Under the right circumstances, I do.
Obviously a 14 year old teenager who just had a breakup shouldn't have the right.
Howeveer, if, say, some 70 year old woman was in a hospital bed, suffering from some incurable ailment, and requested euthanasia, then I do believe she should be allowed to be in control of when her own time was up, yes.
Under the right circumstances, I do.
Obviously a 14 year old teenager who just had a breakup shouldn't have the right.
Howeveer, if, say, some 70 year old woman was in a hospital bed, suffering from some incurable ailment, and requested euthanasia, then I do believe she should be allowed to be in control of when her own time was up, yes.
But wouldn't you want to spend as much time with your family/friends as you could before you died?Brandon said:Wow, cheery topic
Under the right circumstances, I do.
Obviously a 14 year old teenager who just had a breakup shouldn't have the right.
Howeveer, if, say, some 70 year old woman was in a hospital bed, suffering from some incurable, and requested euthanasia, then I do believe she should be allowed to be in control of when her own time was up, yes.
MattyofAlbion
Senior Member
.john102 said:
But you paid for it and it's yours. Just like an object, it's yours once you buy it. You can do what you want with it.Bulerias said:No, it's not, the animal is the owner if its life. You can "own" an animal, but not its life.....Bacon Boy said:But it's their animal, they should do what they want with it.kalinn said:
Megamannt125
Senior Member
Well what if you can't find anyone?Bacon Boy said:
And you'd really want to live your final days coughing up blood, in serious internal pain, and it only getting worse until you die?
@BB WTF Animals are not objects, if your gonna get a pet you should take responsibility and treat it as well as you would a human being.
Anyone who is cruel to animals should be jailed.
