Robin Williams

[Plane]

     A visit to city hall.


     "I would like to commit suicide"

      "Do you have a permit sir?"
       
       "No"

        ""Marriage Licenses , suicide permits and dog registrations are sold in office 27B  one floor up"

       "Thank You"
 
        " Your Welcome sir"

[sirs]

  This makes me wonder if we mean the same thing when we say the word "right".

Perhaps.....I see "right" as its traditional constitutional/legal application/definition.  Where's your version of "right" coming from?

[kimba1]

whoa
right to suicide???  justify suicide???

this was not my intention at all. I`m critique how people view suicide as a failing to be frown upon period. what I mean by period it end as such with very little effort to stop it. all this talk it about the person did wrong but nothing to learn from it to stop the next guy. the issue is here is depression so why are we not saying ok it happened to robin and what can we learn here.

remember I did state I know Christians who idea to stop a suicide is to tell their going to hell. note that one of person who said it was a minister. I critique this method greatly.

[Xavier_Onassis]

Again....can you quote any legitimate medical source or professional
psychological source that would ok or advocate suicide for any reason?

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Can you provide documentation of where it says that anyone need this?
No authority is required.

You could buzz on out to California and inform Robin Williams of this of this.
That would surely result in his immediate resurrection.

One could argue that Jesus committed suicide by not running away.
Not all that effective an argument, because he refused to stay dead.

[sirs]

whoa
right to suicide???  justify suicide???

this was not my intention at all.

I wouldn't stress Kimba.  Plane was simply asking questions, and unlike some posters here, I actually try to make an effort to answer a question being posed to me.  I think my prior response related to comments in comprehending the point Cu4 was making, pretty much says it all for me, on this topic

[Christians4LessGvt]

"Our sources say Parkinson's disease wasn't nearly as significant a factor in his depression as "The Crazy Ones." 

We're told Robin knew he had the disease for 5 months. 

One confidant tells us, "Robin was told by doctors the medications were so great he wouldn't
even start to show symptoms for 6 or 7 years."

http://www.tmz.com/2014/08/16/robin-williams-the-crazy-ones-cancelled-depression-suicide/

[kimba1]

hmm
 he did get help for his depression but it`s wasn`t enough. obviously

[sirs]

Sadly, that appears to be the case     

[Christians4LessGvt]

hard to believe, but Williams may have been having financial problems as well

[kimba1]

the money thing is a tricky one. despite the problems his age may cause I truly believe he`s still highly bankable in some way.I watched every episode of the crazy ones and loved it. he`s just need to find what works.

[Christians4LessGvt]

true Kimba....he wasn't broke...but hated getting old and not being offered the roles he once was

[kimba1]

but not being offered roles shouldn`t be a sign of failure since movies out there are hardly compatible with most actors. only a very smallbunch of actors are not pigeonholes as type. ex. Michael sheen,meryle streep .

maybe take a paycut and go indie films to stay busy. we`ll never know


ex. good will hunting

[kimba1]

hey!

he`s being protested by the westboro Baptist church. now he`s placed among mister rogers an military service men.

[Xavier_Onassis]

I am pretty sure that if I were in Williams situation, I would not think of committing suicide.

But I do think that he had the indisputable right to choose for himself.

[sirs]

Anyone can do anything to themselves.  Who's argued otherwise??