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You're wrong, in two ways: - bodily autonomy; people do have the freedom to sign DNRs, which is death being more free than being alive, as it's about choice -
by philipallstar 9mo ago
You're wrong, in two ways:
- bodily autonomy; people do have the freedom to sign DNRs, which is death being more free than being alive, as it's about choice
- freedom isn't to do with people giving you things; it's about being able to choose things. It's not "freedom from"; it's "freedom to"
- relaxing 9mo agoFreedom to die by one’s own choice is indeed a freedom. Stupid semantic games. “Freedom to” not die in the streets works just as well.