Should people have the right to end their own lives?

“Si. Kant en su filosofia nos habla de la importancia de la autonomía como núcleo de la dignidad humana. Esa autonomía se traduce en el derecho intrínseco de todo ser humano a decidir sobre su propia vida. Este término es ampliamente utilizado en derecho internacional, y es a través del cual surgen los derechos humanos fundamentales.”

“We, human have a feeling, an emotion, a brain. And it could be dammaged anytime we get into pressure. Our lives never get far from pressure. Ever since we're born, we're told to be someone useful in the future by our closest one's wills.”

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“Autonomy isn't a blank check, it's a constrained right. We don't let you sell yourself into slavery or contract yourself into organs extraction despite full consent, because autonomy has limits rooted in human dignity itself. Your argument proves too much: if autonomy alone justifies ending life, it justifies anything consensual, which we reject.”

“You're describing pressure as inevitable, so you're actually arguing for the right to escape it—but that's a surrender, not a solution. The damage you're citing isn't from pressure itself, it's from *isolation* under pressure. People recover from crushing circumstances when they're genuinely connected. You're conflating biological fragility with the need for an exit button.”