Every single individual in this world has a right to
decide
1) What she / he wishes and if it is a registered WILL with government
office, it has to be accepted because registered WILL is only accepted
of a medically fit person (If anyone has objection, then, it should
be with government bodies who accepted the registered WILL)
2) What she or he should do of her / his self earned money
3) Give her or his movable and immovable property to daughter / son
/ political party / nation / anyone else.
4) Dream anything like a dream stock exchange
Yes, a differently abled person who cant walk can also dream of winning
marathon, because it is her / his dream. Whether it can be satisfied
is not the issue here.
e.g. it is good if a terminally ill patient at 16 years - when doctors
say that it is just a few days for her / him to live - dreams of her
/ his 100th birthday in real life.
Its a dream which keeps her / him alive for remaining days.
And this is despite of the fact that in such cases even she / he cant
see 17th birthday in real life according to the doctors who see her
/ him.
So dream BIG.
No one has the right to object a legally accepted
decision taken by a person who is medically fit (mentally & physically
fit) on
1) her / his self earned money or
2) her / his self earned property after her / his death.
If someone objects, then the court should dismiss the case because it
is waste of time of the world.
And the names of such born humans should be told to people because then
we are taking a step to ensure wrong time wasting things are stopped.
The money one invests in court fees (and its large sum for a poor or
middle class person) can be invested as a small step in making this
world a better place.
There are steps one takes to climb a building or hill. So any nomral
person's step can be small but is key.
Like Neil Armstrong's feet were like many others but when he walked
on the moon, he was the first person on earth whose feet touched the
moon first.
So feet are feet but the steps one takes can be huge if these steps
help mankind.
Of course we fully agree that any one has legal
right to not visit her / his father, grand father ,
father in law, close relative, close friend ... who has just few days
or few hours left in this world or has physically left this world but
he is still on earth and yet to leave earth. It is legal right to decide
whether to see one's father or grand father or father in law in hearse
or in the crematorium.
But whether such inhuman steps are ethical
is a big question.
Normally, when someone dead is taken in a hearse and the hearse passes
you, you feel sad. This is despite of the fact that you do not know
whether the person is a child or youth or women or senior citizen or
differently abled .. and if that person is your father, grand father,
father in law or your daughter's father in law or your close relative
and you purposely do not see that person, humanity
takes a big loss.
If that is human nature, then how can one define nature of a person
not even seeing your father or grand father or father in law ... or
your daughter's father in law ... when the person is about to be taken
to crematorium ... is human nature or not human nature is a simple question
to most of the people on earth.
It is not human is their answer without wasting even a second.
But there exist people who do this and they are born as humans but we
think they have no human spirit to do such basic act of humanity.
And remember, all humans came to earth because they were gifted to
earth by their parents, so doing this to
one of your parent is not at all human.
If people have ego that dictates their action,
it is bad that such humans live on earth.
The final thing is TRUTH.
You can do what you want, but TRUTH will always be truth, whether you
are egoistic or simple, truth will decide.
So in a democratic country, it is human right of a medically fit person
to decide what to do about her / his self earned money or house or land
after her / his death.
Do you agree with what we think ?
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