Legalization of suicide

At this point it's pretty clear that my adversary has failed to fulfil his BOP on why suicides should be legalized. I'll be using this round to show the flaws of my opponents case and I'll be strengthening my own arguments. CI) Unfair argument of Conditional Legalization of suicides by PRO My adversary doesn't understand why his stance requires him to vouch for unconditional legalization of suicides. For example, if legalization of smoking was the resolution then, in effect, it would be required to argue that people should have the freedom to smoke at places where they find it comfortable to do so, unless conditions are specified in the rules. The same goes for suicides. My adversary hasn't explictly mentioned anywhere in the resolution that legalization of suicides is subject to the condtition that they only do it in suicide centers and him advocating for the same when he's supposed to argue for the the whole case has already made him fail at meeting his BOP. To put it in an analogy, it's like pushing for legalization of, let's say, driving and arguing that it can be legal only in a specific select roads and it should be illegal in all other roads. PRO tries to strawman here by saying it would be disturbing if dead people showed up in our lawns which is, quite in fact, absurd because it's a rather unlikely occurence. But let's say we agree with him. Then what about the cases where suicides doesn't infringe the properties of other people? why hasn't PRO advocated for this? PRO has taken the easy way out here and hence has left his BOP unfulfilled. CII) We don't have the authority to destroy our lives. My adversary has only stated 'my life my rules' to counter this. The creation and purpose of life is beyond what we can understand. It's impossible to create life from scratch artificially and this inability of us to do so itself tells volumes of something existing beyond our understanding that has led to the creation of our lives. What gives us the authority to destroy something that we didn't create? Unfortunately PRO hasn't made any strides in answering this question. CIII) Human beings are the best resource a nation could have. In an another attempt at strawmanning, my opponent says India should be three times more powerful than America because of it's huge population when I've clearly stated that 'human beings are a resource themselves if properly educated, trained and brought up. Human beings are the pinnacle of evolution. Under the right circumstances an intellectually powered population can be the biggest asset a country can have .' So I reiterate Human beings are the best resource a nation could have and encouraging suicides to decrease the human population can be counter-productive. CIV) Legalization of suicide would increase the expenditure spent on cops. My adversary makes no attempt at rebutting this argument. I've made it clear that legalization of suicides would encourage more people to go for it and this would increase the expenditure spent on cops as they would have to investigate each and every case to determine if it was just a suicide or an intelligently plotted murder. CV) It's better to open counselling centers and spread awareness to reduce suicide than legalize it. Yes it would be unwise to expect everyone who is about to commit suicide to approach these centers but this was meant as a counter-proposal against my adversary's idea of opening suicide centers which is just absurd as it neither upholds his position on the resolution in this debate nor gaurantees that a suicidal person would, in fact, go to these suicide centers to end his life. I mean this is a person who's going to die I'm talking about. He/she wouldn't care about rules or suicide centers when they've decided to kill themselves. However, this argument applies to my proposal as well and that is why I've explicitly stated that it would be for people with suicidal instincts facing mental or financial problems than the people who've taken an unwavering decision to die. This would only decrease the number of suicides and save a country's most valuable resource and that is us humans. Furthermore, the number of people these counselling centers save can be increased by spreading awareness and discouraging suicides as well. CVI) Why PRO's arguments fail PRO has argued for conditional selective legalization of suicides in these selective suicide centers. This move of his, by itself, has left his BOP unfulfiled. But the major drawback why PRO's arguments fails is that, it is entirely based on the assumption that people who want to commit suicide would go to these suicide centers in the first place. This expectation is actually quite absurd seeing that there are absolutely no incentives for a said person to approach these suicide centers. Thus his arguments about property allocation and other benifits associated with having a 'suicide center' only work if this assumption holds true. As I stated earlier a person who has decided to die has no reason to abide the laws or care what is legal and what is not when he has decided to leave all of it altogether. So this incoherency in PRO's argument, which he unfortunately didn't pay much attention to, renders his entire case groundless and unsubstantiated. PRO fails to uphold the resolution even though he had the BOP to do so. I've shown the incoherency of his arguments and have given my own arguments as to why the resolution shouldn't be enforced. Hence, I urge a CON ballot.