Why would you say that? What does someone wanting to end their suffering have to do with gun control?Hypocrisy
AgreedWhy would you say that? What does someone wanting to end their suffering have to do with gun control?
Why would you say that? What does someone wanting to end their suffering have to do with gun control?
It doesn't. I just find it interesting that there would be people supporting the "right to die" effort yet also supporting the restriction of the tools to accomplish that right.
There are a lot of tools for that, and most of the right to die push is for a doctor to be allowed to prescribe something for people who fit certain criteria, either that or for families to be allowed to disconnect life support if that was the wish of the person in question.It doesn't. I just find it interesting that there would be people supporting the "right to die" effort yet also supporting the restriction of the tools to accomplish that right.
I question your "observation" that associates the two groups, feel free to support that or provide a link. There are suicides and there are assisted suicides (which you mentioned) and I'd say that near zero percent of assisted suicides blow their brains out with a gun. Unassisted suicides would be more likely to use a gun but were not talking about that group.It doesn't. I just find it interesting that there would be people supporting the "right to die" effort yet also supporting the restriction of the tools to accomplish that right.
The really stupid ones!How many thugs purchase guns legally?
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