It may not be my decision, but I can still express an opinion on it.
What is your point, though? I don't think that Zeuhl is going quite as far as you are, anyway.
This is not the government's fault. It is not the woman's fault, either, and I didn't say that, or certainly didn't mean to imply it. You seem to have dragged the argument away from the specifics of the case, where a woman killed herself both without, on reflection, legitimate and rational reasons for doing so, and in a sadly public way. And dragged it towards a general argument in favour of ignoring people who want to kill themselves, because "oh it's all perfectly rational to want to kill yourself in certain cases". That may be so, though I expect the number of cases I would kill myself in is fewer than yours. The point, though, is that this was not one of those cases.