I don’t recognize suicide as something that falls under bodily autonomy. It’s almost always caused by mental health issues and shitty living situations.
If someone in chronic pain wants to opt for euthanasia, that’s different, and I support it. Their condition can’t be improved, and they’re making the decision with a sound mind.
Why? What about bodily autonomy?
If you’re talking about assisted suicide, that is done with a doctor’s assistance, not by setting yourself on fire.
I don’t recognize suicide as something that falls under bodily autonomy. It’s almost always caused by mental health issues and shitty living situations.
If someone in chronic pain wants to opt for euthanasia, that’s different, and I support it. Their condition can’t be improved, and they’re making the decision with a sound mind.
So… bodily autonomy, but on your conditions?
Also:
I doubt that you have a source for that and I doubt there could even be a study for that for the survorship bias alone. Literally, in this case.