Please explain Mills moral theoryview on suicide and and also why this may be a wrong in judgement to this evaluation on suicide or thought of suicide?

 

Mills Moral Theory View on Suicide

In many societies, death by suicide is always an undesirable and controversial outcome. In his philosophical works, John Stuart Mill's ethical theory was articulated under the realms of classical text utilitarianism. According to him, a particular life theory is the foundation of all morals within an individual or social setting (Dale Miller, 2011). Mill believes that Utilitarianism is consequentialists who strongly own the sentiment of pleasure as the only intrinsic value. In the case of suicide or suicidal thoughts, utilitarianism does not offer a substantive domain of pleasures. Enjoyments such as intellect pleasures, imagination and feelings, and moral sediments. Such enjoyments are always driven by empathy and judgment that is fundamentally behind Miller's theory (Dale Miller, 2011).

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In many societies, death by suicide is always an undesirable and controversial outcome. In his philosophical works, John Stuart Mill's ethical theory was articulated under the realms of classical text utilitarianism. According to him, a particular life theory is the foundation of all morals within an individual or social setting (Dale Miller, 2011). Mill believes that Utilitarianism is consequentialists who strongly own the sentiment of pleasure as the only intrinsic value. 

In the case of suicide or suicidal thoughts, utilitarianism does not offer a substantive domain of pleasures. Enjoyments such as intellect pleasures, imagination and feelings, and moral sediments. Such enjoyments are always driven by empathy and judgment that is fundamentally behind Miller's theory (Dale Miller, 2011). The "manner of existence" of Mill's theory contravenes high faculties that play an empirical assertion that is not considerate of suicide or suicidal thoughts.