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**kuzbaslachek** · 06-14-2012, 01:11 PM

Anyone who is fully aware, mentally competent, and of age, who makes the decision with a clear mind, for whatever reason, and is outside of any psychological disorder, should have the right to choose their own death. A good example would be the old Samurai, who would kill themselves because of their Honor, to retain it, etc.

Any disease that has no cure, that makes a person suffer extreme pain for sometimes years until inevitable death, is horrible. And if a person who is mentally sound wants to end that, who are you or anyone else to say no to them?

06-14-2012, 01:11 PM	#14
kuzbaslachek Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	Anyone who is fully aware, mentally competent, and of age, who makes the decision with a clear mind, for whatever reason, and is outside of any psychological disorder, should have the right to choose their own death. A good example would be the old Samurai, who would kill themselves because of their Honor, to retain it, etc. Any disease that has no cure, that makes a person suffer extreme pain for sometimes years until inevitable death, is horrible. And if a person who is mentally sound wants to end that, who are you or anyone else to say no to them?
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