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> You don't understand people fighting for their rights? Are or should those be their rights? If I _voluntarily_ step into a volcano should that volcano be lia
by RaleyField 10y ago
> You don't understand people fighting for their rights?
Are or should those be their rights? If I _voluntarily_ step into a volcano should that volcano be liable for my actions?
- falcolas 10y agoIt's hard to sue a volcano, but you can be arrested for attempted manslaughter if you fail... Suicide is not legal.
- DanBC 10y ago> Suicide is not legal. Where?
- falcolas 10y agoCheck out Wikipedia's chart. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_legislation#Laws_in_individual_jurisdictions_.28table.29 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_legislation#Laws_in_in... Now, I overstated its ilegality in most cases, but the reality is that you actually have remarkably little choice when it comes to waiving all of your rights away. Try to volunteer for a medical procedure which is governed by, but not yet been approved by, the FDA. Allowing people to "volunteer" for work in any condition for a for-profit company is also a very slippery slope. It would allow corporations to get around minimum wages, benefits, taxes... you name it. Not allowing volunteers is much better than allowing corporations to erode our rights as a workforce.