[Article] The worst sin a prolifer can commit

[TAW122]

This article contains some antinatalist themes as well as the right to die. With that said, the worst sin that a prolifer can do is impose and prolong life as well as dictating others on when, how, and where one dies (going against the wishes of the individual, pro-choicer). This is because the most valuable and powerful right of an individual is the one to decide one's own fate (whether to live or to die) on one's own terms. If not, then an individual is nothing but a slave to sentience itself.

It is also in one of my quotes in my signature.

"As long as one lacks control over one's own fate, one is a slave to sentience itself. Having control of one's own fate is the most powerful right above all else, the ability to decide on what terms one wishes to live or die. The greatest freedom one can have is the right to one's own fate, to continue living or to die on one's own terms."

With that said, I believe that to solve the problem of suffering in life is voluntary euthanasia being made accessible to many more people and also antinatalism. Why antinatalism? To prevent new sentience from entering into existence. The more people being brought into this world (against their will), the more suffering there will be. I made a thread a few years ago describing a possible solution to solve suffering for humanity. In short, that thread in a nutshell is basically to "prevent future suffering (antinatalism) as well as end current suffering (voluntary euthanasia)."

So back to this thread and topic.

There are two quotes that illustrate my article pretty well.

"A prison becomes a home if you have the key." -George Sterling

and

"Our new Constitution is now established, everything seems to promise it will be durable; but, in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes." -Benjamin Franklin

The first quote by George Sterling refers to how if one has the ability to check out at anytime, even prison (sentience and life itself) is a home as one is able to go at any given time. The other quote refers to how transient everything is in one's own life and how one doesn't (truly) own anything except one's own conscious and sentience. So being able to control the ultimate right means that one has the greatest freedom, to opt out of (this shitty) existence.

In conclusion, the worst action (or sin) that a prolifer can do is to impose their will and control others' fate by forcing them to live, especially people who don't want to live. Not having control over one's own fate means that one is subjected to sentience and nature itself. As we know, sentience and nature, the universe is unforgiving, unjust, and cruel. Therefore, the ability as well as the right to check out (on one's own terms) is the ultimate right that an individual has.

 

[Forever Sleep]

I absolutely agree and I think just about everyone else here will too.

Still- it's the practicalities that are difficult... Quite a few people in this world will continue to want to have children and I'm really not sure how you would stop that. I imagine NO government wants it's citizens to all die off.

Some people will also be angry if their able bodied relatives (who to them don't appear to be suffering enough) are given the government approved option to end their lives. Especially if this 'right' is extended to children and the 'healthy.' I'm not saying I disagree with you. I'm saying I think the vast majority of 'normies' would- as they likely just can't fathom what it's like to feel like this and they likely feel like everything is solvable. It's the ones left behind who may possibly sue that I imagine the governments are REALLY thinking about.

 

[makethepainstop]

I agree I agree hallelujah! Yes, brothers and sisters let me testify, I believe!

 

[theboy]

TAW I only know you from the Method Firearms thread.
haven't you been online for a long time?

 

[FuneralCry]

The truth is that nobody should be forced to suffer in a life that they never asked for against their wishes. It's cruel and tragic to continue to selfishly procreate yet deny people the options of peaceful ways to be free from this world. When suicide is this difficult and complicated then existence is nothing more than a prison. The reality is that to not exist is ideal, as it removes the cause of all problems in the first place which is life itself. The existence of life is unnecessary and it can be a burden having to stay here so of course people deserve a proper choice as to whether they wish to continue to enduring this existence.

To me a proper choice is one where suicide is accepted in society without all of the stigma and secrecy surrounding the subject, where people have the option of a peaceful exit. It's what we deserve after being unfairly being forced into this world and those who wish to prolong the suffering of others and are against suicide actually are insane to me.

 

[TAW122]

I absolutely agree and I think just about everyone else here will too.

Still- it's the practicalities that are difficult... Quite a few people in this world will continue to want to have children and I'm really not sure how you would stop that. I imagine NO government wants it's citizens to all die off.

Some people will also be angry if their able bodied relatives (who to them don't appear to be suffering enough) are given the government approved option to end their lives. Especially if this 'right' is extended to children and the 'healthy.' I'm not saying I disagree with you. I'm saying I think the vast majority of 'normies' would- as they likely just can't fathom what it's like to feel like this and they likely feel like everything is solvable. It's the ones left behind who may possibly sue that I imagine the governments are REALLY thinking about.

Sadly that is true, another biological imperative for organisms and humans no less, is the the imperative to procreation. Indeed, the 'normies' which make up the majority of the population (the masses) won't be able to accept or come to terms of such rights and are just ignorantly sitting in their own filth thinking about how all problems can be solved. I think in the coming year(s), when we see more provisions added to MAID in Canada, that would give us an idea of how the public responds to it, especially when the service is extended to those suffering from mental illnesses as a prior prerequisite to accessing maid (from March 17th, 2023).

TAW I only know you from the Method Firearms thread.
haven't you been online for a long time?

I have. I've been active around 2018 until early 2021. Then went away for over a year, only to return summer of 2022 (this year). Though prior to SaSu, I was active on the SS subreddits (as well as TTG) before shitty Reddit admins and mods shut those subreddits down (and quarantined TTG).

The truth is that nobody should be forced to suffer in a life that they never asked for against their wishes. It's cruel and tragic to continue to selfishly procreate yet deny people the options of peaceful ways to be free from this world. When suicide is this difficult and complicated then existence is nothing more than a prison. The reality is that to not exist is ideal, as it removes the cause of all problems in the first place which is life itself. The existence of life is unnecessary and it can be a burden having to stay here so of course people deserve a proper choice as to whether they wish to continue to enduring this existence.

To me a proper choice is one where suicide is accepted in society without all of the stigma and secrecy surrounding the subject, where people have the option of a peaceful exit. It's what we deserve after being unfairly being forced into this world and those who wish to prolong the suffering of others and are against suicide actually are insane to me.

Absolutely. This is a world that I hope to come into reality, but whether it comes during our lifetimes or not, I hope to be one of the people that plant the seeds of change.