The arguments for number of death seem to always miss an important part: quality of death. One cannot ignore the difference between dying in a hospital bed, mos

The arguments for number of death seem to always miss an important part: quality of death. One cannot ignore the difference between dying in a hospital bed, most likely next to loved ones and under some kind of drug to alleviate as much pain as possible, vs being burnt alive next to others burning alive or jumping off a building "on purpose" to avoid the said fiery death.