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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: Suicide is a human right just as much as life is.

If humans have a right to life, it follows that they should also have the right to relinquish their life and it be treated as their own decision. 
No matter what the health state of the person, if they deliberately choose to take their own life they should perhaps be made aware of tactics to improve their quality of life, but should never be prohibited to follow through with their decision if they deem it to be their own choice, i.e. being involuntarily committed. 

What is wrong with allowing a human being to die on their own terms?
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Because waiting to die isn't a normal thought. Our very being is the result of billions of years of evolution dedicated to survival, both as an individual and as a species. 

There are some cases where suicide is somewhat reasonable -when health is failing without hope of recovery and the person is in constant pain- but for the rest of the cases, it just denotes a mental health issue.

Now, like we would do for someone who wants to saw his crushed foot off for a quick relief from the pain, we are stopping depressive people from killing themselves because that's their distress guiding their actions.