@Lee:
I don't dispute the tragedy of suicide, but thats not the question. When someone says:
How many people have to die?
And
Even if it saves one life it would be worth it.
Then you are playing with a legal principle that basically allows you to legislate away any right. Do you know how many people die from car accidents? Each one of those lives is a family decimated by tragedy. We could ban cars. If nobody is driving we could save many lives. If it saves just one life, it's worth it. How many people need to die before we act?!
The same logic (flawed) was applied to COVID lock downs. If it saves just one life, it's worth it.
No it's not because there was never a proper consideration of the net effects.
Shunning should not be a crime.