Is it someone’s right to die?
Does a person have a right to die?
What is a human right? Do people who die know they are going to die soon? Is death a solution or a problem? Will the person get a clue that he is going to die? How does it feel to be responsible for someone's death? How do people die? What is human right? If you have to die which is the way you will choose to die and why? Why does someone die from a bullet in the head? Can a person with no health conditions, will themselves to die? Can a dead person move or speak? What do people think about right before they commit (or attempt to commit) suicide? Can a person die of a broken heart? Why can't I die? Why is death inevitable? Can someone kill for others? Can killing someone be justice? Why do some people want to die? If death is inevitable, is it fate? What do you think of someone who tries to justify murder by saying "They're going to die anyway"? Is death penalty appropriate? Is death a curse or a blessing? Can I die? Is Death a solution to all problems? Murder: What are all the reasons a person would want to kill another person? Why do you think you are alive but one is dying? What influences someone who is at peace with / accepting "passing on," versus those who become despondent / denial of their impending death? Do you think there should be a death penalty? If a parent’s adult son/daughter dies, is it as bad as if they were to die as children? What are the last thoughts of dying people?