Eactly right.
As I’ve already said three times: If rights come from man, then they can be taken away by same and thus have no meaning.
Thus there are no rights, which would include the push for ‘right to die’ as that would also be nonexistent as well if rights came from man.
So, in the end, pushing for a ‘right to die’ is pointless.
Thus, the position that a ‘right to die’ exists is negated.
Sounds like the Borg. The collective is the only authority and right and wrong are subjective and whatever the collective says it is. He’ll believe that right up until he’s a victim of a collective.
Thus there are no rights, which would include the push for ‘right to die’ as that would also be nonexistent as well if rights came from man.
This is in line with Ronald Reagan's comment that "...the government that is big enough to give you everything you need is big enough to take away everything you have.
Abin Sur's belief system is very close to what I believed, until I shook my fist at God.