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Is life hard? Jan 22, 2018 12:45:39 GMT

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Post by cupcakes on Jan 22, 2018 12:45:39 GMT

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Jan 22, 2018 12:27:13 GMT @miccee said:

Jan 22, 2018 12:20:14 GMT cupcakes said:

You're the hilarious one with the continuous straw-absurdities, as no one suggested random people anything. You've posted directly about being able to involve family and others who would despise the idea. And the state involves all of them and everybody else.

"I am opposed to the creation of new life, on the basis of the fact that it will impose risks upon someone who cannot consent to those risks"
"If it's OK not to seek someone's consent because they cannot refuse consent, then it's OK to rape a woman who is passed out drunk and who cannot be revived to request permission."

The family doesn't have to be involved in an assisted suicide, that would be their choice. So yes, a strawman argument. And it's nobody's business whether a person is assisted to die, other than the person receiving the assistance, and the person giving the assistance. You're suggesting that it's OK to force people to suffering because with your archaic religious principles, you would be "aghast" at the possibility that people could actually be supported in the right to choose.

Everyone is involved via the state. And you over and over specifically bemoaned the fact that you couldn't involve your family and friends as they might bring in the authorities to stop you. So of course, straw absurdity, just another in a long line from you. I'm suggesting that any mentally competent person can trivially accomplish the end of their life if they've actually decided, and that the state should do no harm to those whose mental illness is speaking nor should it be used for liquid courage or a venue pure selfish vanity.

Not at all, because it's better for me to suffer than for a greater number of people to suffer.