UmbraDweller
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- Sep 15, 2023
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I believe most of us here agree that every person should have a right to die, for any reason they might have. But where is your standpoint when it comes to minors? How is your moral compass set here?
What is the age where a person reaches level of maturity and consciousnes to be worthy of making this decision for themselves rightfully? Is there even any specific one? Are there ever bad reasons? How do you make that judgement if it's matter of individual intelligence untied to age?
If someone suffers at very young age and already contemplates suicide, could that be enough of a proof that they understand it's concept no matter their age? If an adult commits suicide for same reason like minor, what makes minor's case unreasonable?
There are cases of children who committed suicides at such young age as 6 years old.
Should suicides of minors be stopped no matter what, or do you find cases like these their conscious rightful decisions? Where do you draw the line of what's justifiable and what's not?
What is the age where a person reaches level of maturity and consciousnes to be worthy of making this decision for themselves rightfully? Is there even any specific one? Are there ever bad reasons? How do you make that judgement if it's matter of individual intelligence untied to age?
If someone suffers at very young age and already contemplates suicide, could that be enough of a proof that they understand it's concept no matter their age? If an adult commits suicide for same reason like minor, what makes minor's case unreasonable?
There are cases of children who committed suicides at such young age as 6 years old.
Should suicides of minors be stopped no matter what, or do you find cases like these their conscious rightful decisions? Where do you draw the line of what's justifiable and what's not?