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Death should be renamed. It has too much baggage
Thread starterKramer
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I respectfully disagree. This reminds me of people who write "died by suicide" rather than "committed suicide," or think people with terminal illnesses do not in fact commit suicide to end their pain, when they very much do.
And think how much art would have to be deleted...
I respectfully disagree. This reminds me of people who write "died by suicide" rather than "committed suicide," or think people with terminal illnesses do not in fact commit suicide to end their pain, when they very much do.
And think how much art would have to be deleted...
I think there's too big a distinction between things that are alive vs things that aren't. Life is put on such a high pedestal it does not deserve. If it wasn't then death wouldn't be such a problem.
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This is so true. When pets die (or are euthanised to end their suffering!) we say they've gone over the 'rainbow bridge'. Eschewing the word death serves to cushion the tragedy of it, and yet at the same time to help us come to terms with the inevitability of it. Its funny how animals have more dignity than human beings, isn't it?
This is so true. When pets die (or are euthanised to end their suffering!) we say they've gone over the 'rainbow bridge'. Eschewing the word death serves to cushion the tragedy of it, and yet at the same time to help us come to terms with the inevitability of it. Its funny how animals have more dignity than human beings, isn't it?
Why is it hard for people to accept that it's just nothing? A brain injury can change your personality. We are our brain. Without a brain, there isn't anything.
Why is it hard for people to accept that it's just nothing? A brain injury can change your personality. We are our brain. Without a brain, there isn't anything.
The word "commit" has multiple definitions, none of which strip individuals of agency.
Died by suicide, on the other hand, denies that the suicide has any agency in engaging in the act. The phrase infantilizes, denies that the act is a choice and further advances the agenda of #FixThe26 types by removing agency from the suicide. Why do you think the media has embraced the phrase so quickly and so completely? You think they're your friend?
Edit: Just to be clear, I'm using the term "suicide" in the above as a noun, in the sense I mean an "individual who has committed suicide." Technically still a definition in the dictionary, but not in common use nowadays. What I get for reading so many books published before 1920.
Also, why do you or why should I care if the machinery of the State calls it a crime? Given how difficult it is to gain access to painless, quick and effective methods of ending our lives ALREADY, how much longer do you think it is going to be before attempting to obtain or sell such things as are discussed here on SS moves from being de facto banned to being a de jure crime? End Edit
Seppuku, Hara-kiri, Banzai, Kamikaze, "Fucked your mother/sister/daughter/granddaughter/grandmother" (maybe all of them at once, and in the modern world, both genders can do this - an act likely to get you killed by their relatives, so thus akin to suicidal conduct). Snacked on hemlock. Croaked. Passed (literally true if you CTB in a field where destructive feral hogs roam, although if you hate those creatures, you can also kill them in turn if strychnine poisoning is your CTB method).
Why is it hard for people to accept that it's just nothing? A brain injury can change your personality. We are our brain. Without a brain, there isn't anything.
Wait, wait, wait...are you actually suggesting that opponents of Sanctioned Suicide have a brain? (I've read and seen some of their rhetoric against us, and in their YouTube clips, I could swear that when I look in their eyes I then see the backs of their heads!)
Seppuku, Hara-kiri, Banzai, Kamikaze, "Fucked your mother/sister/daughter/granddaughter/grandmother" (maybe all of them at once, and in the modern world, both genders can do this - an act likely to get you killed by their relatives, so thus akin to suicidal conduct). Snacked on hemlock. Croaked. Passed (literally true if you CTB in a field where destructive feral hogs roam, although if you hate those creatures, you can also kill them in turn if strychnine poisoning is your CTB method).
Wait, wait, wait...are you actually suggesting that opponents of Sanctioned Suicide have a brain? (I've read and seen some of their rhetoric against us, and in their YouTube clips, I could swear that when I look in their eyes I then see the backs of their heads!)
Of course! HAPPY ENDING! (Wait... did I just read that post wrong...or not?)
Happy meal flag.
In context, in the original timeline... the young girl, Tokano Miyo didn't go on the bus with her parents, hence they die in a brutal accident and things go to shit. However in this, she goes on the bus with her parents where she would've died in theory, but that slight change resulted in her living as she and her parents went on a different bus. Hence, she gets a happy meal flag.
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