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    Property rights are exclusive, meaning others are prohibi... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Others may not interfere with an individual's efforts to end their own life

    Property rights are exclusive, meaning others are prohibited from interfering with an owner's use of their property

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    A popular basis supporting a right to suicide is the idea that we own our bodies and hence are morally permitted to dispose of them as we wish. (Recall from section 3.3 that some religious arguments for the impermissibility of suicide depend on God’s ownership of our bodies.) On this view, our relationship to our bodies is like that of our relationship to other items over which we enjoy property rights: Just as our having a right to a wristwatch permits us to use, improve, and dispose of it as

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