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I sort of always believed, sort of, that if you can prove that you aren't mentally ill beyond a certain degree, that you're reasonably intelligent, informed, an
by naikrovek 8y ago
I sort of always believed, sort of, that if you can prove that you aren't mentally ill beyond a certain degree, that you're reasonably intelligent, informed, and can show that you make good choices, you should be allowed to do pretty much whatever you want, including suicide.
Note that this freedom I am describing does not include anything that impedes another's freedom in any way. No murder, robbery, all the normal stuff.
If you can't prove that you are sane, and emotionally healthy, then you don't get to buy guns, get married, earn more than $x per year and so on.
If a person is in this unhealthy or ignorant state they should be taken care of by the state and reintegrated in the way that suits them best.
I don't ever want this implemented for many, many reasons.