The argument that this bill has flaws within itself are quite common concerns. There are some who oppose the right to die that believe that, “…assisted suicides may lead to the killing of patients who want to live” (Harvard Law Review 2034). They view that this slope will lead to doctors choosing the lackadaisical way out of just killing a patient, rather than putting in the work to care for them and try to regain their health. This argument is a utilitarian idea of thinking (Harvard Law Review 2034). Meaning that the argument focuses on what is best for the multitude rather than the wishes of the few. This issue, however, does not look at the many. The right to die is focused on protecting the rights of the individual who is suffering with
