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Joel thakkar

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31. but the main thing here is

Mon Nov 18, 2013, 12:53 PM

Nov 2013

painless death...a gun cannot give a painless death...if there is any other way to have a 100% easy, painless, peaceful death without the help of physician, please tell me.

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Do you support a "Right To Die" for healthy citizen based upon their age? [View all] Joel thakkar Nov 2013 OP

No. I don't support a "soylent green" society for healthy people BlueCaliDem Nov 2013 #1

If you are in reasonable good health and in control of your affairs, you don't need permission. bemildred Nov 2013 #2

I support it regardless of age or health LittleBlue Nov 2013 #3

Like your idea...but would still like an age restriction Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #4

Under your conditions? enlightenment Nov 2013 #5

Why you have a problem with 2nd point? Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #6

I think you make your own position clear enlightenment Nov 2013 #10

Say whatever you want Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #11

Why should I be interested in changing your mind? enlightenment Nov 2013 #36

Enjoy your stay intaglio Nov 2013 #7

Wow..you are harsh Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #12

This should be a private decision only newfie11 Nov 2013 #8

So you think that if these limitations SheilaT Nov 2013 #9

ofcourse people will commit suicide Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #17

Nope. Iggo Nov 2013 #13

Define "Everyone" Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #14

Everyone. Iggo Nov 2013 #15

Thank you for the clarification Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #20

I support the right for the 1% to die asap. L0oniX Nov 2013 #16

And how would that make life better for the majority? Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #18

Why should debt be a concern? MicaelS Nov 2013 #19

Tell me what should be done in following situation Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #23

I am sorry, I am not going to let this be a concern of mine... MicaelS Nov 2013 #25

Agree and Disagree Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #28

That's a problem for the lending institution, not the government. wickerwoman Nov 2013 #52

I thought the same ... Myrina Nov 2013 #45

I could just see it... MicaelS Nov 2013 #46

... and of course if you pay by check, you can't die until the check clears ... Myrina Nov 2013 #47

Provided a person is of sound mind, hughee99 Nov 2013 #21

I agree with you - some illnesses are too hellish to continue... polichick Nov 2013 #22

I support the right of people to make their own life decisions. bunnies Nov 2013 #24

people should have a right to own their bodies xchrom Nov 2013 #26

Your "conditions" are ridiculous. MadrasT Nov 2013 #27

I have given 3 conditions Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #30

Your second point implies... bobclark86 Nov 2013 #41

Condition Two is easy Revanchist Nov 2013 #43

Thank you Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #54

+1. Totally agree. Their body, their choice. Not my business to dictate when, why, and how. idwiyo Nov 2013 #38

If a healthy person leftynyc Nov 2013 #29

but the main thing here is Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #31

You know leftynyc Nov 2013 #32

what are you talking about>? Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #34

I have no idea leftynyc Nov 2013 #35

Yeah, I don't think Budd Dwyer felt too much. bobclark86 Nov 2013 #37

We already have a right to die... bobclark86 Nov 2013 #33

Painless? Joel thakkar Nov 2013 #39

Unless you screw up and survive Revanchist Nov 2013 #48

If you do it right, you don't notice the pain ... Myrina Nov 2013 #49

Dead people don't feel pain n/t bobclark86 Nov 2013 #57

For a better chance of a truly painless death, it should be administered by a doctor. NuclearDem Nov 2013 #51

I don't think my uncle bobclark86 Nov 2013 #56

Healthy people who commit suicde are no longer able to pay their mandatory health insurance premiums Fumesucker Nov 2013 #40

Yes pscot Nov 2013 #42

Yes, electively, yes. AtheistCrusader Nov 2013 #44

Ultimately it should be an option that should only be decided between patient and doctor. NuclearDem Nov 2013 #50

We currently have a society that provides for-profit medical services with very little safety net struggle4progress Nov 2013 #53

Not unless there are special circumstances. Th1onein Nov 2013 #55

I need no requirements. NCTraveler Nov 2013 #58