Where is the point when assisted suicide can be called murder on the one who did the assisting? If somebody says, "Use your gun to kill me," is such a death really suicide?
When somebody makes a machine that a person can use to kill himself, to what extent is it murder by the machine maker? For example. A gun maker isn't making guns for people to use to kill themselves. But the gun maker knows that some people will use the guns that way. Btw, Switzerland has more guns per capita than almost any other nation.
On the other hand, when somebody makes a machine for the purpose of using it to kill himself, not everybody will use it that way. Some people will opt for a gun, instead. So, is it intent on the part of the machine maker that makes him a murderer? Or is it only the machine user who is the murderer... if he successfully does the job, that is?
