It's very difficult for me to answer such a broad question, that highly depends on local laws around involuntary committment. There is such a strong difference between most European countries and the US alone, so any statements I make are gonna be highly inaccurate. As far as I know, they need a very good reason to commit people into psych wards, even in the most regressive countries they can't just throw people in there for buying something, right? I think your medical history might play a role here, if you have a history of attempts, maybe that could be used against you but they definitely need an emergency to break down your door like that. As long as they can't prove that you're literally trying to ctb in that very moment, there is little they can do. I just don't see it, from my understanding of your rights, I wouldn't take the bait. You probably have a very good chance of success if you resist their threats. I mean that's how I would do it and I'm not saying you should follow my advice on that. But I would definitely call a lawyer if they threatened to invade my space like that, buying SN isn't proof that you're about to commit suicide. Let's not forget that authorities are known to make empty threats, especially the police. First hand experience, that's all I'm gonna say. They'll tell you all day how
this and
that is going to happen, ususally they're bluffing. But as I said, it highly depends on your local laws.
Meanwhile, the fixers are malding over the fact that I told people how to avoid getting a legally obtained product seized. Yeah, there is so much criminal energy in my previous post...