The Final Solution
Liberty is as close as your wrists.
- Apr 5, 2022
- 37
At the risk of sounding alarmist and overzealous, I would like to strongly encourage everyone on this forum who does not already have their preferred exit resources on hand to acquire and store a small quantity of SN at a safe, hidden location (of course, if your current living situation allows it).
Despite the fussyness of the full method, with its antiemetics, antacids, beta-blockers and fasting, SN is becoming an increasingly popular method for a safe and painless suicide - it is effectively becoming the poor man's N due to its low price, availability and legality. The sheer volume of posts about it on this forum is proof of that. The powers that be - governments, corporations, moral zealots and pro-lifers in general - hate this. They want your heart beating and your lungs breathing under any circumstances that allow you to consume and pay taxes for another day. Keeping only the "scary", but effectively unregulatable options available (hanging, drowning, anything involving loss of blood or fires) is one of their many methods of forcing your hand into submission and keeping you existing, begrudgingly tolerating the woes of living under whatever conditions brought you to this cheery forum for just one more day.
The PPH describes SN as hard to regulate due to its widespread use across many industries, yet still warns of recent roadblocks being set up to hinder or discourage purchase by individuals in some first world countries - especially by "vulnerable" individuals (those with known mental health issues, disabilities, the elderly, etc.). The medical literature on the subject has also been steadily growing in the last 3 years, and I would not be surprised if in the near future the substance gets regulated into oblivion and goes the way of N. It has happened before and it will happen again. It's not at all unreasonable to speculate that, in a few years, purchasing it as a private customer could be unfeasible or terribly bureaucratic in most of the developed world. Again, this doesn't need to be an outright ban (like cyanide, etc.). They only need to make its purchase inconvenient enough to keep you on the grind for a few more months before reaching the breaking point and trying something else.
Some have argued that the very notion of this scenario actually happening is ridiculous, since it would effectively stop the public from curing meat. To that, I say: governments have done far worse and far stupider. Even worse, pro-lifers and a good chunk of the general public would enthusiastically support such a restriction and wonder why such a "dangerous chemical" has been so unregulated for all these years. They would also unironically ask why would any individual want to do something as outlandish as curing meat.
Therefore, I would like to encourage you all to keep a small - sealed - container of the stuff on hand, at room temperature, and away from prying eyes and hands. Remember: it oxidises into a nitrate when exposed to air, but otherwise has an indefinite shelf life. It could also poison you through the skin, so don't touch it.
Even if your current situation miraculously improves by the simultaneous death of all of those that wronged you or an unexpected win at the lotto, life's a fickle mistress and might just decide to bestow upon you the blessings of dementia, paralysis or ALS down the road - who knows? It's better to be prepared. Best case scenario, you lead a fulfilling life, never open the bottle and your grandkids will get to wonder if you were a moonlighting chemist when sorting through your stuff.
To the feds and politicians reading this and getting ideas - get fucked.
Despite the fussyness of the full method, with its antiemetics, antacids, beta-blockers and fasting, SN is becoming an increasingly popular method for a safe and painless suicide - it is effectively becoming the poor man's N due to its low price, availability and legality. The sheer volume of posts about it on this forum is proof of that. The powers that be - governments, corporations, moral zealots and pro-lifers in general - hate this. They want your heart beating and your lungs breathing under any circumstances that allow you to consume and pay taxes for another day. Keeping only the "scary", but effectively unregulatable options available (hanging, drowning, anything involving loss of blood or fires) is one of their many methods of forcing your hand into submission and keeping you existing, begrudgingly tolerating the woes of living under whatever conditions brought you to this cheery forum for just one more day.
The PPH describes SN as hard to regulate due to its widespread use across many industries, yet still warns of recent roadblocks being set up to hinder or discourage purchase by individuals in some first world countries - especially by "vulnerable" individuals (those with known mental health issues, disabilities, the elderly, etc.). The medical literature on the subject has also been steadily growing in the last 3 years, and I would not be surprised if in the near future the substance gets regulated into oblivion and goes the way of N. It has happened before and it will happen again. It's not at all unreasonable to speculate that, in a few years, purchasing it as a private customer could be unfeasible or terribly bureaucratic in most of the developed world. Again, this doesn't need to be an outright ban (like cyanide, etc.). They only need to make its purchase inconvenient enough to keep you on the grind for a few more months before reaching the breaking point and trying something else.
Some have argued that the very notion of this scenario actually happening is ridiculous, since it would effectively stop the public from curing meat. To that, I say: governments have done far worse and far stupider. Even worse, pro-lifers and a good chunk of the general public would enthusiastically support such a restriction and wonder why such a "dangerous chemical" has been so unregulated for all these years. They would also unironically ask why would any individual want to do something as outlandish as curing meat.
Therefore, I would like to encourage you all to keep a small - sealed - container of the stuff on hand, at room temperature, and away from prying eyes and hands. Remember: it oxidises into a nitrate when exposed to air, but otherwise has an indefinite shelf life. It could also poison you through the skin, so don't touch it.
Even if your current situation miraculously improves by the simultaneous death of all of those that wronged you or an unexpected win at the lotto, life's a fickle mistress and might just decide to bestow upon you the blessings of dementia, paralysis or ALS down the road - who knows? It's better to be prepared. Best case scenario, you lead a fulfilling life, never open the bottle and your grandkids will get to wonder if you were a moonlighting chemist when sorting through your stuff.
To the feds and politicians reading this and getting ideas - get fucked.
A lot of high quality sn has been taken away. I can see a time where there is hardly any sn for ctbers!
