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No, I’m not an advocate of suffering. I’m a skeptic of the state’s role in its ultimate antidote. As a cadaver may not be incarcerated productively, I question
by w0de0 2y ago
No, I’m not an advocate of suffering. I’m a skeptic of the state’s role in its ultimate antidote. As a cadaver may not be incarcerated productively, I question if one’s right to death is - or can be - denied.
Moreover, is not assisted dying treated as a privilege, rather than a right? Like a driver’s license, one must apply. It is alienable.
- whatevaa 2y agoThe application process is in place to create friction so that people wouldn't off themselves for silly reasons, also to try to address concerns like yours. Who else than state? Random people? You can always off yourself, but that is messy. Might as well have a process for that.