I think people would feel free and the world would be a better place. As someone who has chronic illness and pain, but not terminal enough to qualify for current assisted dying in my country, it really makes me feel trapped. I have suffered so much for so long, and for all I know I could live many more years just getting worse. It is pretty scary to think about for me. I hope something like The Last Resort Sarco organization in Switzerland becomes more widely available. Philip Nitschke is really doing good work in my opinion. In the meantime, I have to find my own way.
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Doll Steak
Member
- May 31, 2025
- 27
It should be, if someone wants to leave this world, let them. Its only right, especially given that nothing in existence chose to be.
As depressed as I am and as much as I hope to be gone in a couple of months... I don't know how to feel about this.
I do believe we should have the right to kill ourselves. I believe it should not be a crime.
But think how our society works... if it was made legal to kill yourself for any reason, not just terminal illnesses or chronic pain and such... if you or I could just walk in and buy a pill or pay for a service to be hooked up to a painless suicide booth... you know what would happen, right?
It would be a product/service and capitalism means companies would want to profit... which means they need customers... which means marketing and encouraging suicides. Big business wants you to buy their product, and since it's a one-off deal, it either has to cost a LOT or they need a LOT of customers... probably both if it is from a publicly traded company that has stockholders.
There would be no reason for such companies profiting in your death to care if you could be helped or cured. Which business makes more money? If they can keep a regular percentage of the population suicidal at the same time they outlaw abortion and other things to encourage higher birth rates... there would be a big industry designed around pumping out new depressed people to kill themselves by design for profit.
Think what happened in the for-profit prison industry. There became incentive to have criminals in prison for that profit... so kickbacks to police and judges, and stricter enforcement of laws, harsher punishments, intentional increased incentive towards recidivism, etc. etc.
So as much as I want the right to suicide if I see no other option... I feel scared at the scenario of it becoming another profitable corporate endeavor someday. Society sucks for a lot of us... instead of improving it, there would be even more incentive to keep it horrible.
I do believe we should have the right to kill ourselves. I believe it should not be a crime.
But think how our society works... if it was made legal to kill yourself for any reason, not just terminal illnesses or chronic pain and such... if you or I could just walk in and buy a pill or pay for a service to be hooked up to a painless suicide booth... you know what would happen, right?
It would be a product/service and capitalism means companies would want to profit... which means they need customers... which means marketing and encouraging suicides. Big business wants you to buy their product, and since it's a one-off deal, it either has to cost a LOT or they need a LOT of customers... probably both if it is from a publicly traded company that has stockholders.
There would be no reason for such companies profiting in your death to care if you could be helped or cured. Which business makes more money? If they can keep a regular percentage of the population suicidal at the same time they outlaw abortion and other things to encourage higher birth rates... there would be a big industry designed around pumping out new depressed people to kill themselves by design for profit.
Think what happened in the for-profit prison industry. There became incentive to have criminals in prison for that profit... so kickbacks to police and judges, and stricter enforcement of laws, harsher punishments, intentional increased incentive towards recidivism, etc. etc.
So as much as I want the right to suicide if I see no other option... I feel scared at the scenario of it becoming another profitable corporate endeavor someday. Society sucks for a lot of us... instead of improving it, there would be even more incentive to keep it horrible.
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 43,292
I really understand as I also wish to peacefully cease existing and I see so much cruelty in how we exist in this horrific anti-suicide world with the suffering and torture of human existence seen as to force and prolong no matter what and I just wish I never suffered at all.
I'll always see it as so dreadful to be burdened with this existence I always saw as a mistake with no limit as to how much agony one can feel just to decay and die anyway, for me existence really is the problem and I'd just never wish for the pain and suffering of existing, I always suffer from how I cannot just die painlessly to escape from the abomination of existence, all I wish is for an eternal dreamless sleep where all is finally forgotten.
I'll always see it as so dreadful to be burdened with this existence I always saw as a mistake with no limit as to how much agony one can feel just to decay and die anyway, for me existence really is the problem and I'd just never wish for the pain and suffering of existing, I always suffer from how I cannot just die painlessly to escape from the abomination of existence, all I wish is for an eternal dreamless sleep where all is finally forgotten.
snooperdooper
Member
- Jan 27, 2024
- 45
I think a lot of us have seen that video of the old lady being allowed assisted suicide. She was surrounded by her friends and she was content, if not happy. God, imagine if we lived in a world in which that was the norm. Instead of so many of us suffering, our only outlet to anything remotely suicide-neutral being this website, we would be able to die surrounded by family and friends with no feeling of resentment towards those keeping us alive.
pthnrdnojvsc
Extreme Pain is much worse than people know
- Aug 12, 2019
- 3,417
It was legal until government monsters made someone helping another person with suicide a crime.
For example in the US it would be trivial to hire someone to shoot me in the head. But they made that a crime
They also made Nembutal , suicide booths , suicide kits , someone helping u with suicide crimes
For example in the US it would be trivial to hire someone to shoot me in the head. But they made that a crime
They also made Nembutal , suicide booths , suicide kits , someone helping u with suicide crimes
pthnrdnojvsc
Extreme Pain is much worse than people know
- Aug 12, 2019
- 3,417
I don't think so. They seem to be making their suicide prohibition state even worse .
They don't want the slaves escaping the prison or to have any rights like owning their own body or being able to make a choice that is not approved by them
And when ai improves they will use Ai to monitor and control us more
