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Nothing compares to the bliss of death.
- Aug 8, 2018
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I'm not expecting anything to change tomorrow, or even in the next 10 to 20 years, but I do believe that if we speak now, we can help plant the seeds of understanding so that future generations might not suffer the way that we have all suffered.
My intention in writing this is two-fold. First, I value freedom and choice, particularly for the individual in regards to their own body, which I think couldn't be more fundamental to the principle of freedom itself, and there couldn't be anything more tyrannical and fundamentally opposed to freedom than to deny someone the right to control their OWN body and life. That's slavery. And second, I don't enjoy human suffering, which I see every day throughout the world and within myself. Many good people who are suffering want to end all of their suffering permanently, which is exactly what would happen if they were to die. It is not possible to drive a car without fuel, likewise it is impossible to feel Physical and mental pain without a functioning body and brain. Those are the tools required for human suffering. After death, there is no perception of physical or mental pain. Unfortunately these good people must continue to suffer and live in forced servitude to life, unless they are willing to accept a violent,painful, or undignified death for themselves.
I am not writing this because I want anyone to die. Nor do I have a morbid fascination with death,violence,gore,or anything of the sort. I am only advocating for True Freedom and the right of every adult to choose a compassionate or peaceful death for themselves, when and how they desire to do it(as long as their desired death will not put anyone else in harm's way) And also that they not be prohibited from obtaining the materials that they require for their compassionate death. As long as this prohibition of choice exists, society will never be truly free.
My intention in writing this is two-fold. First, I value freedom and choice, particularly for the individual in regards to their own body, which I think couldn't be more fundamental to the principle of freedom itself, and there couldn't be anything more tyrannical and fundamentally opposed to freedom than to deny someone the right to control their OWN body and life. That's slavery. And second, I don't enjoy human suffering, which I see every day throughout the world and within myself. Many good people who are suffering want to end all of their suffering permanently, which is exactly what would happen if they were to die. It is not possible to drive a car without fuel, likewise it is impossible to feel Physical and mental pain without a functioning body and brain. Those are the tools required for human suffering. After death, there is no perception of physical or mental pain. Unfortunately these good people must continue to suffer and live in forced servitude to life, unless they are willing to accept a violent,painful, or undignified death for themselves.
I am not writing this because I want anyone to die. Nor do I have a morbid fascination with death,violence,gore,or anything of the sort. I am only advocating for True Freedom and the right of every adult to choose a compassionate or peaceful death for themselves, when and how they desire to do it(as long as their desired death will not put anyone else in harm's way) And also that they not be prohibited from obtaining the materials that they require for their compassionate death. As long as this prohibition of choice exists, society will never be truly free.
