What do you think of this? The right to die and how people put too much value on other humans lives? Let this fit into those who are suicidal,
people in hospices and etc. Do you think it's right to make a person live, even if they are in misery and pain, whether it be mentally (emotionally) and/or physically?
In my opinion, people should have this right (to die) with certain measurements taken of course if he or she is a person of some importance to replace them.
Even if they aren't aware, it might be the selfish human want for someone to live in order for this said selfish person to gain what they can of this person.

My definition of selfish is hazy. After all, a woman may want her father to continue living in the hospital even as he is in pain for her personal, emotional, desires, or a man may want his partner to continue living in a pathetic state just so their shared business can still continue and make money.
A friend or parent wishing their daughter/son/friend to continue living for their reputational, self-esteem, or emotional attachments, even if their said person is under depression and suffering. They'd want this person to continue to suffer and be in misery for themselves. Their happiness to see someone they had cared for be happy in death should be more than their sadness.

My opinion of course, I don't wish to bombard you with crappy metaphors describing my opinion.