Suicide Kits - Should They Be Legal?

young first as a new deals page revision three dot com slash delighted you their inside a company known as the glad group and what they do it is they it's cell suicide kids online okay so there's some pieces like it's for about at sixty dollars and what it does centrally is is p plastic bag attitude because to the plastic bag and adie tell you where you can rent the helium tank so basically people kill themselves through a sexy asian uh... to breathing pure helium and just died ok ok so uh... they have there's a picture of the product fair it's super creepy in spooky it it creeps me out just looking at that but apparently the glad group makes ninety eight thousand dollars in annual sales so um... they're becoming more and more popular ad they got a lot of press coverage after any twenty nine-year-old on that but may not make one on skis uh... killed himself uh... and he was the son of a judge and that's the reason why i got so much press coverage anyway the reason why we had a lengthy discussion about this is because the person who created this company is a ninety one-year-old woman her name is akshar late hydrant and she says that she experience hell while her husband was sick yet colon cancer the colon cancer spread to his brain he was suffering she was very ill at one point dot date cut a hole in his summit and attached it back to it so of it would collect excrement i mean is she he got very sick he wanted to go out he wanted assisted suicide abut they denied the hospital tonight the assisted suicide so she had to watch her husband suffer until he finally passed away so now what she's doing is she's creating this company and she's getting people who do not have the opportunity oredi ability to get assisted suicide kill themselves is the advantage of getting biscuit uh... that it's it's up painless way to back in that that helium is that what it is you yes it's healing helium that that picked it is kind of like a pain-free way to go is that why this would be something that someone might consider as opposed to just getting a razor blade or overdosing on drugs or getting a gone must be i mean i think that so that the guest because she went to this whole ordeal about she learned the technique from someone else's advocate for things like this but the problem you have been on the debt but that that uh... the plans for this doesn't make any sense yeah i think she will options traumatized by that's happened thirty years ago slowly for sixty one percent is ninety one nineteen ninety-one disloyal happen and as a dramatic way to go on a list of there was the protocol is that enough of it sits inside the naive kids or just simply depressed and kids maybe adults which is the press the sydney be disrupted for what happened and their families devastated that was a trial about all the stuff still had the points of view about in short she she has her reasons for illnesses and i wanted to go for that but from differently the favorably things on the stand point of view this kid is at stake in terminal and an unwanted a health issues heeded but he wasn't terminally ill it would be needed to be tough emu compulsive this wasn't a great day it's not that i think you have the answers and do what they wanted either with your family members you'd obviously be furious and you'd want some kind of law that forbade this uh... sale of of our products like this right and then if you're like eight purist on the free market side you'd say well you know we can get anything on the internet in a store anywhere that could take our lives we could get drugs we could get back i don't know and fresh or frozen without i don't know you know i'm yeah um... it it certainly raises like allotted revivals questions uh... that have always been surrounding you know assisted suicide and or suicide but home whatever happens it's a huge tragedy for any family and uh... it's probably one of these things where the free market probably should the somewhat curtailed absolutely know and i'll tell you why uh... might my stupid opinion but thats if someone wants to take their allies ok it's always tragedy but there's nothing you can do about it if someone is motivated to kill themselves they can get it done they can get a raise and they they can do anything basically add necessary to kill themselves so it's not like this company is what a person needs to commit suicide but i think what the problem is with companies like this is we can't allow them to exist and make a profit off of assisting people to kill themselves if we allow this to exist in the quote-unquote free-market what's next to a allow the attack advertise their services she simply hasn't she says she hasn't cashed the check film like six months the woman who started this company she says that she's not in it to make money to reduce to help people figure by to whatever is let me say goodbye to i'm not sure i can really believe that but let's say that that is the case okay so let's say the government steps back inside it's a free market looks like companies do whatever they want right solved that means other companies will see that there's a market for this maybe that dot maybe they'll pop up and then if they do and if they know that it's acceptable to make a profit off of assisting people to kill them selling through today really fast today advertise their services and you can buy our suicide kit for ten dollars before this simple reasons that we have consumer protection laws that basically help kids these shielded from predatory lenders and credit cards and all this stuff bright right so from that perspective ticket just itself it's suicide kits two kids easier to see purcell argument but sometimes it is antalya some stuff on the wellington but