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1581960 | 18:53 Thu 29th Feb 2024 | News
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It's in the news again:-

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47158287

There are often campaigns for freedom of one thing or another, what do you think about the freedom to end it all when you've had enough of it?

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In favour of it.

me too

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Perhaps I should have said when I asked the question but I'm a definitely in favour as well.

3 - 0 at the moment.

And me.

Agree with it . 

 

Agree with it.

Absolutely in favour.

Where do I sign ?
Deffinitely in favour.

Yep, me too ...

Oh aye.

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Another one all for it.

Bring it on.

Count me in, too

Every time this comes up I say the same thing. The cases cited are valid and they should be allowed. The problem is that the law will inevitably get misused. Pretty soon the right to die becomes the obligation to die. Then you’ll get unscrupulous relatives marching granny up to the death factory to nick her house. Framing a law that work for this is very difficult.

In Hesse's Steppenwolf there is a treatise on suicide. He posit's that there are people who would never commit suicide & those who firmly believe that suicide is their most likely demise when life becomes intolerable.

No one should be condemned to an awful (and possibly ineffective) suicide or painful and unnecessarily prolonged suffering because the law prohibits an easier and more peaceful end.

//Then you’ll get unscrupulous relatives marching granny up to the death factory to nick her house//

What an absolute load of tosh!

never underestimate the ruthlessness of conniving relatives dave. Especially when they can get their hands on some wonga.

They walk amongst us, davebro.

If she's in such a bad way granny will die soon anyway & the grasping relatives will get their hands on the wonga. Better than giving it to some grasping nursing home for a few extra months of poor quality life.

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