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- In states with Castle Doctrine or Stand Your Ground laws, you are not obligated to draw your own weapon, despite having the right to do so. You can opt to die
by shanebellone 4y ago
- In states with Castle Doctrine or Stand Your Ground laws, you are not obligated to draw your own weapon, despite having the right to do so. You can opt to die rather than kill.
- You can also opt out of treatment and receive terminal care.
- anon291 4y agoNeither of those are choosing to kill oneself. Choosing to accept one's fate or to not fight is just that. Choosing to off oneself before an intruder has the chance to kill you or choosing to euthanize yourself are active choices. You cannot honestly conflate active choice with passive acceptance of fate.
- shanebellone 4y ago"Fate" is a social construct that has no relevance in this discussion. You also define action and reaction arbitrarily. We always have choices. Your superstitions should not impact my life. I will not respond again.