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A World in
Humanics: The Case For the
Universal Assembly of the
Humanion: Munayem Mayenin
No parliament has the right
nor can it command nor demand such a right to pass any law that dictates
personal morality which belongs entirely, fully, comprehensively and inalienably
with the Agency of the Human Mind what is termed in law as The Person.
The Person enters into
political membership of the State without compromising its absolute integrity of
being a whole and nothing but the whole Person. This does not
require much discussion for this is the fundamental basis of Jurisprudence. The
State even cannot take away The Person's Membership of the State:Citizenship:
let alone his:her right to make own moral choices. In this no such law can be
'legitimately' passed by any Parliament that requires or forces a Person to opt
out of his:her personal morality and commits acts against his:her personal
morality such a law that requires doctors to prescribe lethal medication
prescription for someone, even if in severe pain and suffering, to kill
himself:herself nor can such law force anyone to take part in that self
annihilation even if they have to watch and observe or even prepare the person
committing suicide.
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