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Can a person have the right to something against his will?

Discussion in 'Alley of Dangerous Angles' started by chevalier, Dec 11, 2006.

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  1. Taza

    Taza Weird Modmaker Veteran

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    I believe that a person should always have the right to end it. Eventually, from that person's subjective viewpoint, it indeed is ending it all.

    I, for example, keep that option in mind as an alternative. I find the world to be lacking in things that'd make me happy without infringing on the rights of others. Therefore, I judge my subjective reality comparing it to the ceasing of my existence (or stepping into the unknown), and if I at some point find this existence inadequate to continue, I like to reserve the right to end it.

    Of course, this is because I find life to be without any intrinsic value.

    So, to answer the original question - no, they may not.
     
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