The right to invest own life in own judgment

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[CaptainNemoful1]

@CaptainNemoful1 Gary Inmendham has stated, in one of his video's >Life is a Crap Game of Stupidity.

I would never want to do this life ever again, It's A Dam HellHole of Fucking Problems, But however all I can Do is Make the Best of It, & When I get tired of It, I want out, The Best Way & Painless way Possible, >Because Gary is Totally Right, It's a shit game of addictions, wants, desires, by Crude Forces caused by a DNA Molecule,- This is really what Life is to Gary & I, A Dam HellHole.

[CaptainNemoful1]

How Right you are Gary,!! It's all about Money, People have the Rights to Human Rights, That Means The Right To DIE Peacefully, Without the courts getting involved.

Sometimes Life is Not Worth it, Suicide is a Right, > Just Like Life is a Right, People have the Right to Chose, Gary Inmendham is RIGHT, Totally & Completely.

[MMA]

What? Why would you want to add suicidal people to the burgeoning prison population?

[Finiras]

fuck off, give suicide pills to anyone who wants it

[grotillum]

Suicides should be legal but with high restrictions and a judge to make the final decision.

[appleguy77]

It should be illegal to commit suicide. Anyone who commits suicide should be given a minimum of 10 years in prison IMHO!

[HadeanAgent]

True. I think with sufficient motivation, the act of suicide itself does not take much courage. Perhaps a lot of contemplation, but not necessarily courage. I think regardless of ideology, the outcome is the same - the person is gone. Whether people believe they died bravely or not is no longer of consequence to the person, and neither is anything else. In many ways death is an escape. Whether we find it voluntarily or not, whether we kill ourselves out of weakness or not, we have escaped.

[29XXX]

But from my subjective opinion titling 'it' cowardice or courage should be based upon context (the circumstances surrounding the situation):

If some guy wants to suicide because his girlfriend left him then 'perhaps' it is cowardice?

On the other hand, if some person has accepted a nihilistic ideology and decides to suicide, then 'perhaps' it shows courage that he/she rejected their cultural and societal conditioning?

[29XXX]

HadeanAgent,

I think from an objective stand point it's a matter of subjectivity. Titling 'it' cowardice or courage is based upon cultural and social conditioning.

i.e.

If you were born and raised in Alqaeda encampment the bombers would be probably be heros for sacrificing their lives to strike "The great Satan" America.

[29XXX]

Some recently uploaded videos that you may find interesting:

Suicide documentary to be aired

watch?v=t-oxgPPMWD4

Widow defends suicide documentary

watch?v=wZ14jAGSLAA

Brown on assisted suicide debate

watch?v=Huu5cJg_NPs