Question

how the ethics and morality related to the suicide and plz don't give me any personal opinion

Answer 1

no personal opinion plz

Answer 2

Plz help me

Answer 3

I will give a medal + Fan

Answer 4

Sorry I don't know :(

Answer 5

I really don't know.

Answer 6

idk

Answer 7

"how the ethics and morality related to `the` suicide" What suicide?

Answer 8

or do you mean suicide in general

Answer 9

yep I mean suicide in general

Answer 10

@perl (Moderator)

Answer 11

I have a one website for it if u don't mind then can u plz look at it

Answer 12

ok to be clear, you want to know how ethics and morality relate to suicide.

Answer 13

http://afterall.net/papers/the-morality-of-suicide-issues-and-options/

Answer 14

yep

Answer 15

can u plz look at that website

Answer 16

@perl

Answer 17

During a visit to a Psych Ward (as a visitor, not a patient), it seemed to be a prevailing direction to "Suicide Watch" patients that they were allowed to commit suicide if they could figure out how to do it without making a mess for someone else to clean up.

Point being: It might seem entirely immoral or unethical to tell someone with suicidal tendencies that it was okay to carry out the task, but since the terms and conditions could not be solved, the instruction seem to prevent many from acting. This allowed some to live long enough to get the help they needed to live long and happy lives.

Answer 18

it is argued that suicide raises a lot of ethical/moral questions : for example - what motivates suicidal thoughts - do originate from self-centered thoughts or do they originate without any particular cause, but rather as a result of chemical make-up. Because suicide takes place within communities we must also consider moral/ethical issues related to the community in which the suicide takes place.