Those who argue on behalf of "rational suicide" often maintain that it differs from other acts of suicide because __________.
A)others may have the right to assist the suicidal person
B)it is lucid and appropriate
C)the person has the right to end his or her life
D)it is not illegal
E)All of these

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All of the choices are correct. Those who argue on behalf of "rational suicide" often maintain that it differs from other acts of suicide because it is lucid and appropriate, the person has the right to end his or her life, others may have the right to assist the suicidal person, and it is not illegal.

Those Who Argue on Behalf of "Rational Suicide" Often Maintain