There's an issue of terminology here. What you describe is not a right, it's an obligation. If some action is a right, you can choose not to do it. So you're s

There's an issue of terminology here. What you describe is not a right, it's an obligation. If some action is a right, you can choose not to do it. So you're saying that a human is obligated to live for the maximum span of time possible. Does it still not sound weird? Rhetorics aside, the power to turn yourself off is very important. Taking away this power has been used throughout history as a means to intensify torture. For someone in suffering, the power to end your life can literaly be the difference between complete powerlessness and empowerment. I've been through a few bouts of depression and can confirm this first-hand.