Mr Khan said:
That way law enforcement is empowered to stop you in the attempt |
Generally life is seen as sacred, if a person wants to take their own life with their own means then if they do it right then the law can do nothing to stop it and no preceedings are dealt with after other then the persons Will. But I'd be shocked to hear someone didn't try and save another person's life if they could, even one who is intent on suicide. As they say, suicide is rarely the answer.
I think the many issues come from Euthanasia, though. There are numerous instances where even though you have decided you'd like to die (or in some cases not) because you have so little control over your actions or can't nessecarily do it yourself due to your illness, another person must administer the drug or susbstance to end your life. That person, according to the law, is responsible for your murder/manslaughter/assisted suicide as these things can be prosecuted by law.
I agree that the law should stop a healthy person from committing suicide but it is their choice in the end. In the case of Euthanasia then you should be able to die with dignity the way you wish and the person helping you should not be prosecuted.
Hmm, pie.







