Lukraak_Sisser
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Sure, and then have someone who is not involved find you. Or be traumatized as you splash across his windshield or next to them. Or have it fail because you don't do it right and be in immense pain for the rest of your life. Possibly having people be unsure about what happened to you. Possibly land someone in jail as they are accused of assisting you or giving the medication. The possibilities are endless.You don't; it's just the opposite...being much more guarded about allowing someone with issues to do this as it can be the mental health issues that are driving an irrational decision.
Because it's not nearly that simple. The devil's in the details. Also they aren't being forced to live, it's just that they aren't going to get help in dying just because they say they feel like dying.
One can if sufficiently motivated commit suicide without medical assistance.
But helping someone who intends to do this by counseling and making it painless and organized should they really be serious. No that's too difficult for most countries.