It's

not the mentally ill who are nuts:

Switzerland already allows physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill patients under certain circumstances but the Federal Tribunal's decision, which was released on Friday, puts mental illnesses on the same level as physical ones.

"It must be recognized that an incurable, permanent, serious mental disorder can cause similar suffering as a physical (disorder), making life appear unbearable to the patient in the long term," the ruling says.

This isn't the "right to self-determination"; instead, this is the right to murder.

The issue, remember, isn't suicide but the "assisted" part.

This piece presents the case against assisted suicide.

It's murder--let's call it what it really is.