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!hGwu9EraNI 10/24/11(Mon)23:20 No.30862785>>30862561 What, that a mind might not want to exist? I understand that concept and situation, and that's why I support the right to die, where someone, who suffers truly because they exist, does have the right to end their own existence. However, it has to be said that this is a right that must be understood fully in two regards:
1) When ones life is full of suffering, it means that there is no possible reversal or chance of improvement for that individual. The existing is what causes the suffering, as in the case for terminal cancer patients, or severer third degree burns.
2) That the individual fully understand the situation he or she is in, and is in good mental standing when making that decision, meaning, not mentally impaired or unstable in any way shape or form.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8r3uLbgO40
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