system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: Why do we have the right to life but not the right to death?

We never consented to being born so why do governments not allow us to be euthanased as we please? I mean we are all mostly the "consequence" of sex or just exist to serve our parent's (perhaps selfish) desire to lead a happier or more fulfilled life by having a family.

Am I missing something obvious here or has this not crossed anyone's mind?

Edit: Thanks guys for responding.
gpt
In most parts of the world suicide is legal, the only reason (in most places) that assisted suicide is illegal is because it's so difficult to put in place safeguards to prevent people from bumping off their ill relatives and then pocketing their cash safe in the knowledge that the euthanasia laws will protect them.