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> That is effectively carte blanche for anyone to access assisted dying. But not by just getting drunk one evening and deciding to end it all! I have to repea
by ajross 4y ago
> That is effectively carte blanche for anyone to access assisted dying.
But not by just getting drunk one evening and deciding to end it all! I have to repeat the question: you really don't think there's a moral distinction to be made here?
- pseudo0 4y agoIt's a bad idea to make any significant decision while drunk. If someone has suicidal ideation and does not want to act on those thoughts while inebriated, then they should choose to either not become inebriated, or not have firearms easily accessible. Both of those factors are within their control.