THE RIGHT TO DIE.

A potential suicide was talking to Ho Chi Zen, asking if he had the right to commit suicide if he wanted to.

Ho replied, “Anyone has the right to do anything. Every one else has the right to resist it.”

The student said, “Do you see suicide as a moral act?”

Ho’s answer was, “Where there is no victim, every act is morally right, but I personally think suicide is a symptom of taking oneself too seriously.”