Assisted Suicide

I understand that your English is not very well, however I am having a hard time understanding what you are talking about in these arguments First of all, I would like to refute how this story is contradicting her side. She as well talks about two men born with disabilities, enabling encouragement of this. But in the definition outlined, haven't we already showed you that we would legalize assisted suicide *for* people with incurable diseases? We are not legalizing it for people who just feel depressed, we are making this for the people who decides not to suffer within their conditions from their diagnosis. [Assisted Suicide- the suicide of a patient suffering from an incurable disease] My opponents do not get my definition, as well as the fact that deafness and blindness cannot be cured in any way, therefore making it an incurable disease and fitting into these stances. For that, this is actually supporting my side, that these diseases are also incurable! Thank you! In their first argument, my opponents state that because they are diagnosed in this way they will not have a mental state to think and depression comes in. But this is not close to what we are even talking about. We are talking about people who figured out that they were diagnosed BEFORE those conditions become into effect. We believe also that with assisted suicide, this will not make them go into shock and depression because they know that they have these pills to rely on for safe and painless death. It sounds bad, but let me reason with you. Without it, these patients can go insane and depression rates can grow higher. If we have assisted suicide as an option, these people will have lower counts of depression, therefore making better decisions. But decisions and depression aren't a big problem to assisted suicide. In fact, that is the reason why we need assisted suicide. Either way, if they are told that they have an incurable disease that can overtake their whole mind in their future, they still can decide for themselves because they know what is coming for them Before any harm from the disease even comes, they are in the right state of mind to think for themselves. Anxiety disorders are curable, but we are talking about INCURABLE diseases. There are treatments for that but incurable ones have multiple years of treatment, along with suffering and this is why we need assisted suicide: to stop that suffering. There second argument is on religious beliefs but that is illogically false in this debate because it is more towards the person's own knowledge and opinion. Just because there is religious beliefs doesn't mean that we should not have assisted suicide. If your Islam and don't believe in assisted suicide, then don't take it! These pills are there for you to take if you wish; they are not mandatory. We are not suggesting that everyone *needs* to take these pills, we are saying that it should be available for those who wants them. We are not all Islam's, we are not all Christians or Catholics. If you guys think that we shouldn't have it because our life is given by god, then don't take it! Other people don't believe in the same religion as you. Just because you are Islam doesn't mean that everyone with different religions shouldn't take them. You are not forced to eat these pills, its your own choice. My opponents also talked about murder and how suicide and that are the same things. But let me give you the definition of murder: [Murder: an unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another *without the victims consent*] [Suicide: the act or an instance of taking one's own life *voluntarily and intentionally*] There is a difference. Sure it is the act of taking ones life/taking of one human being but the intentions are different. In murder, the victim did not want to die, but they were killed. In suicide, they want to die and they have intention to. There are differences in these stances. For that, my opponent should discard their whole argument on religious beliefs. I have no new arguments to present, so I will end it right here and say: Assisted Suicide is a choice. Without that choice, people will suffer.