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CMV: Suicide should be made legal for anyone who wants it.

As Morty said, nobody exists on purpose. If I were given a tour beforehand I would have chosen blissful nonexistence. But killing yourself is problematic. Firstly, you might survive... with some permanent damage. Leaving aside the shame and social stigma, people around you will be traumatised. In some countries you could be imprisoned (not sure how that’s supposed to help?)

Make it legal. Put in place checks for mental health & external coercion. Allow for family therapy so that everyone can come to terms with the decision. Perhaps get consent for harvesting all those organs, for someone who actually wants to live. I’m sure many will agree, but that’s just a feeling - not empirical. 

You’re not truly free until you have the freedom to leave​​​​​​​​, if you really want to. 

Edit: Should have been clearer. I am arguing for legalising Assisted Suicide. 

Edit 2: Many here have the opinion that a person of sound mental health will not want to comit suicide. That is a semantic argument. You have defined a "healthy mind" as that which does not want to die. So someone who wants to die is, by definition, unhealthy. This, like the Ontological Argument - is merely wordpla​​​​​​y.
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>Put in place checks for mental health

See this is really the crux of the problem with this argument, because there's a bit of a catch-22 there: we want to make sure people are of sound mind when making the decision, but also believe that nobody of sound mind will want to commit suicide, so we're a little stuck there.  Are you suggesting that being suicidal does not necessarily indicate mental health issues, or are you rather suggesting planning ahead when you're in sound mind for the eventuality that you aren't (which is how euthanasia works in many countries, and is imo different from suicide for other reasons)