Ch92921
The call of the void
- Dec 29, 2018
- 909
Sherri
Archangel
- Sep 28, 2020
- 13,794
Ch92921
The call of the void
- Dec 29, 2018
- 909
Can we go dark web? We have to take action before its to late.
cambrai33
Traveller
- Nov 3, 2021
- 386
Ultimately the censorship or removal of this site is the aim, providing adequate alternative mental/physical health sources has long been viewed as unachievable, the statistics of suicide back this up.
There has been a war on homicide, drugs, opioids and countless other things, none have been particularly successful as they all go after the symptoms and seldom the cause, typically because the causes are way to complex and the symptoms are low hanging fruit
There has been a war on homicide, drugs, opioids and countless other things, none have been particularly successful as they all go after the symptoms and seldom the cause, typically because the causes are way to complex and the symptoms are low hanging fruit
I'm not sure quite what you mean but I just searched on google by sanctioned suicide and the site did not show up- have you tried this?
Sherri
Archangel
- Sep 28, 2020
- 13,794
No I haven't . I will now though,
Well it doesn't show up directly but it shows our twitter page the the address is there.
Yes, they haven't gotten to twitter yet, but it won't be long, I would think. This link also appears in some other places but it won't be long before these are gone too, I would think. I suppose there will be something on the dark web, but that's gioing to be too much trouble for me and for alot of people- I already know what I need to know, it's just that the support and understanding have been helpful.
Sherri
Archangel
- Sep 28, 2020
- 13,794
Ch92921
The call of the void
- Dec 29, 2018
- 909
Sherri
Archangel
- Sep 28, 2020
- 13,794
We had a few problems in the past with domains being blocked. In 24 hours or less would be fixed and running up again.
cambrai33
Traveller
- Nov 3, 2021
- 386
Which is a great Depeche Mode song, not sure why that was the first thing that came into my head
This reminds me so much of our culture of incarceration and our "war on drugs". Instead of using resources to help people we instead look to punish, or to sweep deviants out of sight, out of mind. We are such a punitive and retributive society.
Sherri
Archangel
- Sep 28, 2020
- 13,794
Funny how they describe us, a bunch of desperate individuals. Wish I could write to that editor and tell him my story.
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Simba
Missunderstood Potato
- Dec 9, 2018
- 751
Exactly they think they can silence us but theyre sorely wrong !!
Iamchickenhat
Experienced
- Dec 17, 2021
- 291
Just yesterday I posted on a thread here that as a newbie I was grateful for the article bc it helped me find you. But this is awful. I'm so sorry. I'm here to learn how to do it right and I'm afraid I won't have the chance.
9BBN
Heaven, send Hell away
- Mar 29, 2021
- 377
I can't believe they're following a report that compared suicidal ideation to road rage. Road rage doesn't last years.
This is a good thing. It's no longer being indexed by google and the forums content is no longer available to none members. It's a step forward. Goolge will always edit out sites of conteoversy for their own security reasons. They want to appear wholesome for the sake of their income. Its under the guise of morality but they'll take money where they can. Look at the mess they made od youtube which was once a platform for free speaxh and a vehicle for the layman to share anything they see fit. Now it's essentially had a 'TV' esque filter thrown over it in the form of algorithms and encouragment for highly mainstream content. It's lost its edge and any semblance of genuine identity. It no longer reflects the world in its unedited reality. Instead sugar coating it to the point of sickliness. I can feel my teeth rotting when I check the trending pages. This is the way the internet is going but it doesn't mean places like SS can't still exist in the far reaches.
Agreed.
Also noteworthy is that the odd few members with views that maybe step over the line at times are not the sum of the foeum itself. They're just members and there are many member with opposing and more balanced opinions they often share.
There is so much more rancid and toxic talk on facebook, twitter, reddit etc. Honestly there are some vomit inducingly stupid and ill informed people all over the internet and whilst I've seen a few idiots around the forum I think we do pretty well considering the inherent nature of what brings people here and the fact many have mental health issues. With that in mind and by comparison we're a pretty surprising becon of light on the internet. Far from perfect but just as far from evil and depraved.
Suicide is a tough subject and dealth, natural causes or at ones own hand can be a violent affair. It's an undeniablw fact od life that the healthy and/or happy have rarely given realistic thought or understand even if they believe otherwise. When you do fully grasp and face the reality of youe own mortality it's an overwhelming and starkly real place to inhabit and there is nowhere you can talk about it without receiving canned responses, over medicating or ridicule. It's very rare to find apathy or genuine understanding and it's the most alienating of feelings. If you were to ask the loved one of any dying person if that's what they want for their dying loved one they would offer a resounding NO. However this is what they inflict as a result of their inability/lack of inclination to fully go there. Perhaps its a human survival instinct as the comprehension of such things is not nice as previously mentioned. Therefore this forum should be cherished as a place that can offer what most if not all but the rarest of people can offer thwir loved ones in their utmost needing times. None of us want to see each other die. We just empathise where others can't and when we offer what's perceived as encouragement to ctb it is more a display for the desire to see others released from the pain we understand like no others. If that relief were to come in recovery we would be even happier.
Thw big difference between us and 'them' is that we already went through the painful process of accepting our mortal fates. 'They' have not and are therefore trailing behind in their ignorance to said painful reality. We would like to hope for recovery for ourselces but some of us know that's not coming and therefore have the hard task of accepting that and forcing ourselves into the the practicality of mind to get us through to our logical conclusion in the face of extreme suffering and sadness. Nobody will know the strength we display in these actions until they themselves face it and I hope that when that time comes for them, they remember this time time (or subsequent equally relevant moment for them) at their point of facing their own mortality and will know they were wrong.
It's unfortunate that they're not inclined to get out of their comfort zones to really empathise at the point that it really counts the most.
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I just hope people in need will still be able to find this site... I wonder what can we, as members, do to preserve it (it all seems unreal, like a witches hunt lol).
Onion/dark net sites have clear net prescence too. There are many sites on clearnet with details on how to access dark net sites so hopefully if we went that way the site would be searchable with relative ease. Of course articles about the site bring even more attention and serve as a method of discovery. I doubt NYT feel any guilt over this as long as they're making their money. The hypocrisy of media/journalism.
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Simba
Missunderstood Potato
- Dec 9, 2018
- 751
I saw FT26 put 2 pictures of text i saw it mentioned NYT and forum name but is too small n lots of words for me whats it say basically ?
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Tomoko
Unpopular
- Aug 12, 2021
- 123
the funniest thing is after the interview about how people take their own lives both reporters just smile in front of the camera thanking them for their attention
Of course the fucking pussies disable comments.
Google, yahoo and the like censor a lot of things; I'm surprised they didnt do this earlier. DuckDuckGo and searx still works
Better to not show up in google and make people forget about this place than have it still be here and be at risk of getting completely removed off the web
They may take our lives (hopefully), but they will never take our freedom! 
Some members of congress are asking the Department of Justice to prosecute the owners of SS, and also to identify websites like it and to notify local law enforcement about them. The first section is just summarizing points from the NYT article. You can get the gist of what that article said from the interview PBS did recently with the authors:
PBS NewsHour | Why a website with directions for suicide remains active | Season 2021 | PBS
Why a website with explicit directions for suicide remains active
www.pbs.org
(about 8 minutes long)
It's not unusual for google to remove sites from their results. I'm surprised it didn't happen with SS already but on its own, its not something to be concerned about. There are many search engines. A couple of really good uncensored, privacy oriented ones.
Members of Congress making requests is not ideal but I think it's the kind of thing that would be tied up in investigation and litigation for a very long time. The benefits may not warrant the costs of such lawsuits too. It will be a hard job to prosecute anyone. They need to prove dirext responsibility to various specifics which I think will be very challenging.
Taking the site down could happen but honestly I don't know how they'll do it as no laws are being broken.
It feels a bit like this is all happening out of necessity expected of the relevant organisations and governing bodies to go through the motions
They're expected to.
Members of Congress making requests is not ideal but I think it's the kind of thing that would be tied up in investigation and litigation for a very long time. The benefits may not warrant the costs of such lawsuits too. It will be a hard job to prosecute anyone. They need to prove dirext responsibility to various specifics which I think will be very challenging.
Taking the site down could happen but honestly I don't know how they'll do it as no laws are being broken.
It feels a bit like this is all happening out of necessity expected of the relevant organisations and governing bodies to go through the motions
They're expected to.
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Simba
Missunderstood Potato
- Dec 9, 2018
- 751
Oh thanks i watched some of the video but from all the bullshit they were saying i couldn't really watch the rest plus the way they talk is on the dull side tooSome members of congress are asking the Department of Justice to prosecute the owners of SS, and also to identify websites like it and to notify local law enforcement about them. The first section is just summarizing points from the NYT article. You can get the gist of what that article said from the interview PBS did recently with the authors:
PBS NewsHour | Why a website with directions for suicide remains active | Season 2021 | PBS
Why a website with explicit directions for suicide remains active
(about 8 minutes long)
Meretlein
Moderator
- Feb 15, 2019
- 1,199
At least they are making an honest show of their intentions. When NYT posted it on their facebook, they deleted less than positive comments.
To pro-lifers, anything short of blindly saying "don't do it" is encouraging suicide. They operate from the perspective of obligatory, not voluntary life. This makes pro-life suicide prevention hollow because their first and foremost concern is that the suicidal person continues to live, the suicidal person themselves, their suffering, their experience of life, and their values are peripheral. As you said above (and better than I could have), this causes many people to join SS when they hear that there is a community that "allows people to talk about deeply personal struggles without censorship and the moralizing undertone, a platform that recognizes individual autonomy and the right to decide what happens with your own life"
The ironic and paradoxical part of this community is that it can be seen as life-affirming in a way. After all, many users here can die at any time, yet they do not. They are alive because they choose to be. There is nothing more life-affirming than voluntarily deciding to live each day. I experienced this personally when I obtained the means to end my life painlessly. It gave me the resolve to strive for something better. Even though that has not worked out, I am still grateful to have lived these extra years, and it is all because these past few years have been voluntary.
You bring up a good point. If we're such a death cult especially a community of 20,000 people then you'd think with all the accusations they're calling us that most of the people here would be dead since we're supposedly such an evil cult encouraging everyone to kill themselves.