Hello Phillip how are you today?
Stop trying to redefine suicide - the only distinction is between rational and irrational suicide. If an adult knows what they’re doing they have a right to assistance. ‘Assisted dying isn't suicide - conflating two does disservice to those in need'https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/assisted-dying-isnt-suicide-conflating-25371561?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharebar …
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Do you think the Queensland VAD laws are too prohibitive, or is just what is necessary to get assistance into law?
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It should be restrictive. It’s also to ensure opponents cannot use the “slippery slope” argument.
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What is irrational suicide? logic says its when someone has a great life and feels very happy and content. How many people who genuinely feel that way take their own life? zero. There is no such thing as 'irrational suicide' Philip.
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Totally disagree w you. Yes, suicide can b rational but the majority of people who attempt suicide when acutely upset & survive it, r glad 2b alive. Thr actions wr impulsive, not well thought out. If we can help divert people from suicide when in crisis we can save many people.
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