Ofcom’s Investigation: Our Full Response and Position on UK Jurisdiction

[dweams]

I think they are mostly doing it because children and teenagers have access to this site. Tyler's Law in California is named after a teenager who went on SS and committed suicide using what he learned here o:

In all the articles I could find, I couldn't find any direct or indirect mention of SS. All I found was that Tyler Shamash had a history of drug addiction and Tyler's Law was only created because the ER failed to test for fentanyl in his system.

Can you link to a news article that mentions SS?

 

[Zhendou]

https://1819news.com/news/item/u-k-...legedly-created-by-huntsville-resident-report

Here is an article of the UK investigation of this website.

 

[GhostInTheMachine]

"believe he was influenced", "hold him responsible"

Funny how these clowns never ask what compelled these people to find this website to begin with. It couldn't possibly be that they're going through severe mental distress and that their home lives aren't providing the support necessary to bring them down from wanting to CTB. It's always these disingenuous "families" pretending as if everything was fine before "da evil suicide forum" came into their lives.


"a user announcing their decision to commit suicide by ingesting a poison. The post was met with many positive replies of encouragement."

Yes, because we actually believe in mercy you disgusting monkeys. Know what else we believe in? RECOVERY! However, that doesn't fit into the narrative of this place being some kind of suicide cult. The recovery section is also on the front page, and I GUARANTEE more people have decided not to CTB because of SaSu than otherwise. This might be crazy to understand, but most suicidal people DON'T want to commit suicide. They just want their pain to end, but our world does not offer the necessary reliefs to do this with. Want people to stop CTB? FIX THIS GARBAGE PLANET THEN!


"call 988 for assistance and support in a mental health crisis."

If these "journalists" actually did any real investigative work, they'd quickly find how many people here HAVE reached out to these "support" services, among other support networks, and those FAILED them. It's NPC answering machine bullshit, but none of them want to face the hard truth that life is fucking awful for a lot of us, and "there's hope" doesn't mean shit if there isn't any actual material improvements in our lives. For the worst off, there simply is no way to materially improve their conditions, so suicide is a mercy.

I'm going to start calling these drones "anti-mercy", because ultimately that's what they're fighting against. They don't care about the "preciousness" or "sanctity" of life, because they're more than willing to make a life suffer because it makes them feel all warm and fuzzy for "helping". None of them want to admit that sometimes letting somebody just die IS helping. We already make exceptions for some people who are terminally ill, but of course those cases are usually physical conditions and since nobody likes admitting that mental health is just as important as the physical, society continues on acting as if mental conditions just don't qualify for mercy.

Biggest irony is this is being led by TERF Island where they don't give a flying fuck about the trans kids killing themselves because of the government policies stripping them of their healthcare. How dare we not want to suffer right?

 

[dweams]

I think they are mostly doing it because children and teenagers have access to this site. Tyler's Law in California is named after a teenager who went on SS and committed suicide using what he learned here o:

In all the articles I could find, I couldn't find any direct or indirect mention of SS. All I found was that Tyler Shamash had a history of drug addiction and Tyler's Law was only created because the ER failed to test for fentanyl in his system.

Can you link to a news article that mentions SS?

After doing some more research, I discovered that there's apparently two different versions of Tyler's Law. One is about fentanyl testing and the other is about the sale of SN. Sorry for doubting you. I just like to do fact checks.

Here's the one about fentanyl testing: https://www.padilla.senate.gov/news...partisan-tylers-law-to-fight-fentanyl-crisis/

Here's the one about the sale of SN: https://legiscan.com/CA/text/AB1109/id/2844669

 

[aiyuxhan]

After doing some more research, I discovered that there's apparently two different versions of Tyler's Law. One is about fentanyl testing and the other is about the sale of SN. Sorry for doubting you. I just like to do fact checks.

Here's the one about fentanyl testing: https://www.padilla.senate.gov/news...partisan-tylers-law-to-fight-fentanyl-crisis/

Here's the one about the sale of SN: https://legiscan.com/CA/text/AB1109/id/2844669

No worries about the doubting! I'm glad you found the source I came across o;

Here's a video from 2 months ago about Washington's version of Tyler's Law:

 

[TheBroken]

Any members brave enough to push back at the BBC news level can email their thoughts about the OFCOM overreach and SS in general to:

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