Topic: Assisted suicide should be a criminal offence

Argument: i think that an assisted suicide should be a criminal offence because is not legal

Argument: if a patient is suffering with cancer or other painful conditions, they should have a right to end their suffering

Argument: If a person is already diagnosed with only a short time to live and is undergoing excruciating pain, assisted death is a compassionate support for the person.

Argument: If a person only has weeks to live, then assisted suicide may be the answer if all other possibilities have been exhaussted.

Argument: If a person was terminally ill and no treatments were working on them and they have only weeks to live, than assisted suicide should be a way out.

Argument: if a person who is dying anyway wants to end their life in a peaceful way then they should be able to do so.

Argument: if a terminally ill patient does not have assisted suicide available they may turn to another more violent method of ending their own life.

Argument: if not a criminal offence it could encourage murder under the guise of assisted suicide that would be difficult to prove.

Argument: if people has a life ending illness they should be allowed to die

Argument: if somebody is going to commit suicide anyway they should be able to do it safely with assistance

Argument: if someone has an illness and is in constant pain, helping them end their misery is the humane thing to do and should be understood.

Argument: if someone is suffering from an incurable disease and is in great pain, it can be humane to help end their suffering.

Argument: if someone is suffering so much that they see suicide as the only way out, then criminalising their behaviour is likely to do more harm than good.

Argument: if someone wants to die they shouldn't have to stay alive, so helping them to die is the beat thing to do. that shouldn't be a criminal offence.

Argument: if to a degree of reasonable certainty the state of seriousness can not be reversed by the medicine, the patient must have the right to end his life and if he needs help for that he should not be condemned

Argument: if to a reasonable degree of medical certainty the medical condition of a person is irreversible, it must have the right to terminate his life by requesting assistance without consequences for the fact.

Argument: if we make it a criminal offence then it may discourage people from committing suicide due to the repercussions that their families may face.

Argument: if you help someone kill themselves that is murder, and should be punished.

Argument: it helps relieve some people from tremendous suffering

Argument: It is a criminal offense to kill someone and that is what someone assisting a person in committing suicide is doing.

Argument: it is more humane to help the person die than to let them suffer excruciating pain

Argument: it is possible that this could be used as a murder in some cases.

Argument: it is unfair to force someone with a terminal illness to continue to suffer greatly when they are just dying anyway. the only humane and compassionate way to help them is to allow assisted suicide.