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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: I believe in the right to die

I believe in the right to die because the alternative is preposterous. One shouldn't be obligated to live against their will if they genuinely aren't interested in living. That goes against another fundamental human right: freedom. Now, I'm not saying that suicide is fine under all circumstances. For example, if you have kids that are dependent on you, it would be pretty shitty to put yourself above them. But if someone doesn't have kids or any of the sort, I really see no argument for keeping them alive anyway. It's just not fair to. It was never their choice to be born.
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What about people who have mental illnesses that make them sometimes suicidal and at other times, not? Can we justify not preventing the death of the suicidal version when the non-suicidal one would object to its own death? And if not, how can we tell the difference between this and rational, reasoned, and consistent suicidal desires?