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Originally Posted by Hardball47
This needs context. Illustrate with an example, please. Like it was mentioned earlier, stopping somebody from blowing their brains out and letting them choose to wait for their inevitable murders are two very different situations. Which one are you talking about?
But like tame_deuces said, nearly 100% of the time the person making the conscious choice to kill themselves is in a state of mental disorder. And you would think so, naturally.
the discussion sort of treaded towards suicide, and Concerto answered (in response to a Q about suicide):
"If they are insane or a danger to others, no.
Otherwise, their decision about happens to their own body takes precedence over what you think should happen to it."
So my question was aimed at people who think suicide is a sin, yet also have this point of view.
