Discussion The Biggest Pro-Lifer L and Why It's Important

[Lulzacruel]

In probably one of the most dumbest pro-life L's i've ever seen, the whole Stop Sanctioned Suicide twitter account has been VOLUNTARILY deleted, and the FixThe26 website has not been updated a single time since the Testiclecruel video. Maybe they thought that the temporary downtime inactivity was a win and it was early celebration before they learned that it was just a hosting issue?

See Anon1337's comment on why this is strikethroughed.

The reason why i think this is huge is because it means that the rate of pro-life bullshit will not only be cut down, it also means that the only way of people to learn of the site is from the shitty news stories which dont even name the site or Testaclecruel. both are losing viewers

A quick search on Google Trends shows that 'Kenneth Law' 'FixThe26' and 'Tantacruel' or 'Martin Keary' (Testiclecruel's actual name in order to catch all people searching) shows that when compared with topics that nobody talks about anymore such as Among Us and other control topics like dead memes and archaic words, pro-lifer media and key terms relating to them do more poorely than search queries relating to Sanctioned Suicide and megathreads. (GRANTED it is a small difference, most pro-life keywords score <1 while sasu keywords score about 1-2 %)

Keyword analysis on popular aggregator sites shows that most people searching up sasu keywords are guests looking at megathreads of methods or goodbye-threads, not pro-lifers as all of us might have thinked was the answer.

The original Stop Sanctioned Suicide account got thousands of views days after its posts, now with it gone the last remaining advertiser for anti-sasu propaganda is gone. All other platforms like the facebook account with the same name that is ran by another mother are either inactive or barely get any views at all.

This is big because it means that they are doing worse at spreading their message, while we gain more att3ention

SaSu- 1
Karens- 1-

 

[snowlance]

It's probably because they don't actually care. They're only there for the drama and then move on like any other normie to their happy lives.

 

[AshClouds]

It wasn't 8 days, it was one day, but 8 days of activities disappeared

 

[Lulzacruel]

It wasn't 8 days, it was one day, but 8 days of activities disappeared

I was not active during that time, thanks for the correction. It was been added.

 

[UKscotty]

No one cares what Pro lifers say in any case.

I'd hazard a guess that a significant majority of people support the fundamental right to die.

 

[Forever Sleep]

Of course- I'm glad that a group of people trying to hate on and target the very people they claim to be trying to protect is receiving less attention.

Still- I can't honestly see it as a good thing that this place is so popular. It's popular because so many people are struggling in their lives and feel like they can't express that in real life. Places like this are necessary because our respective countries won't give us the freedom to choose to leave when we want to. In some cases- not even people in chronic pain. They don't even want us to talk about it. Plus- whether or not people have made use of support services like therapy- or, made other changes in their life- it obviously hasn't worked.

Don't get me wrong. I'm MASSIVELY grateful this place does exist. Still- it's very existence I think points directly to how repressed society is in talking about things like suicide and depression. If society is truly that keen on helping people- it needs to be addressing these issues. I don't think it's anything to celebrate that we can't have open and honest discussions about how we feel without the fear of being sectioned. Plus, I think it's utterly barbaric that if we want out- the majority of us are going to have to do a bodge job of trying to murder ourselves.

I'm so glad this place does exist but if anything- it's tragic that it does. It points to a failing in society to provide a safe space to talk about these issues and it points to how utterly inhumane this world is.

 

[PracheenKaal_00!]

In probably one of the most dumbest pro-life L's i've ever seen, the whole Stop Sanctioned Suicide twitter account has been VOLUNTARILY deleted, and the FixThe26 website has not been updated a single time since the Testiclecruel video. Maybe they thought that the temporary downtime inactivity was a win and it was early celebration before they learned that it was just a hosting issue?

Their twitter posts are enough to let us know that they're a bunch of hypocritical bullies.
Idk how do people manage to take them seriously.

Of course- I'm glad that a group of people trying to hate on and target the very people they claim to be trying to protect is receiving less attention.

This, they engage in vicious bullying of others, incl ones who do not agree with them.

Don't get me wrong. I'm MASSIVELY grateful this place does exist. Still- it's very existence I think points directly to how repressed society is in talking about things like suicide and depression. If society is truly that keen on helping people- it needs to be addressing these issues. I don't think it's anything to celebrate that we can't have open and honest discussions about how we feel without the fear of being sectioned. Plus, I think it's utterly barbaric that if we want out- the majority of us are going to have to do a bodge job of trying to murder ourselves.

I'm so glad this place does exist but if anything- it's tragic that it does. It points to a failing in society to provide a safe space to talk about these issues and it points to how utterly inhumane this world is.

Sad truth, but it's the reality that we live in.

 

[FuneralCry]

But it seems like the anti-suicide people are close to having what they wish for as the site doesn't even properly function anymore, my posts are gone, the site has been ruined as posts just get deleted. And that is what those people wish for.

 

[Captive_Mind515]

Of course- I'm glad that a group of people trying to hate on and target the very people they claim to be trying to protect is receiving less attention.

Still- I can't honestly see it as a good thing that this place is so popular. It's popular because so many people are struggling in their lives and feel like they can't express that in real life. Places like this are necessary because our respective countries won't give us the freedom to choose to leave when we want to. In some cases- not even people in chronic pain. They don't even want us to talk about it. Plus- whether or not people have made use of support services like therapy- or, made other changes in their life- it obviously hasn't worked.

Don't get me wrong. I'm MASSIVELY grateful this place does exist. Still- it's very existence I think points directly to how repressed society is in talking about things like suicide and depression. If society is truly that keen on helping people- it needs to be addressing these issues. I don't think it's anything to celebrate that we can't have open and honest discussions about how we feel without the fear of being sectioned. Plus, I think it's utterly barbaric that if we want out- the majority of us are going to have to do a bodge job of trying to murder ourselves.

I'm so glad this place does exist but if anything- it's tragic that it does. It points to a failing in society to provide a safe space to talk about these issues and it points to how utterly inhumane this world is.

Making ctb socially unacceptable to talk about, is a way of isolating people so they feel powerless and without a voice. This is what anti-choice people want.

Yes, it is tragic that we need uncertain ctb methods and have very few places to openly discuss things.

But there is strength in numbers, and communities like this - while not a perfect scenario - are really how you create change in society. They can attack this site, but once you create a community of people and a cause, it's much harder to silence that movement.