Bit off-topic, but I find it fascinating that in most societies there is a right to live, but no right to die. Like I can’t just walk into a pharmacy and buy something that kills me. I mean, sure, you could OD on stuff, but u can’t buy something that is specifically made to kill u (as painless as possible).
I mean, you need to give more context. Some people flip their fashion style overnight, what’s to stop them from impulse buying the death pill after a breakup ?
Given that those who want to end their lives are usually in a mentally unsound frame of mind, that may be for the best. I agree that there should be exceptions for those that suffer from chronic and lifelong conditions with no hope of improvement, however.
Bit off-topic, but I find it fascinating that in most societies there is a right to live, but no right to die. Like I can’t just walk into a pharmacy and buy something that kills me. I mean, sure, you could OD on stuff, but u can’t buy something that is specifically made to kill u (as painless as possible).
Is there? Seems like a pay-to-win system.
You absolutely can, it just won’t be a fun way to go.
Like over-ingesting an OTC, but then, before you die your body will ride you through purging and it may be 50/50 if you end or carry on?
Or just buy some bleach
I mean, you need to give more context. Some people flip their fashion style overnight, what’s to stop them from impulse buying the death pill after a breakup ?
Given that those who want to end their lives are usually in a mentally unsound frame of mind, that may be for the best. I agree that there should be exceptions for those that suffer from chronic and lifelong conditions with no hope of improvement, however.
Well, if a person decides to live today, it can always re-evaluate tomorrow.
If a person decides to die today, it a one way ticket. No reimbursement