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May be take something for the pain before?I would not recommend that, I read that its extremely painful.
Hard to get but feasible to get if you know what I mean. having a contact who works in the jewelry business is a way of obtaining it but you'd clearly be risking someone's job. Perhaps even them ending up locked up for assisting in a suicide.is cyanide not hard to get it
I think it's easier to get cyanide than nembutal here in my country
Most people look for "peaceful" or "painless" methods. I don't really care for this - I care more about the effectiveness, so if cyanide was readily available I'd definitely go for it. Sadly, it's not readily available anywhere.
Gosh , if you are so willing then cyanide not being available is just an excuse
Cyanide gets a 5/10 for peacefulness and Azide a 6/10 on PPeH. Do you know how long it takes to die from Azide and why it is so brutal? I thought it was a faster acting method than Nitrite.'So what makes cyanide a good method?' Speed and lethality. One of the best methods, if you don't mind feelign very intense pain for a short (?) while.
Cyanide would be bliss compared to the brutal sodium azide ...
Cyanide gets a 5/10 for peacefulness and Azide a 6/10 on PPeH. Do you know how long it takes to die from Azide and why it is so brutal? I thought it was a faster acting method than Nitrite.
I would ctb with cyanide if I could only get some.
How do people know how intense the pain is? Have they interviewed someone dying of cyanide poisoning?'So what makes cyanide a good method?' Speed and lethality. One of the best methods, if you don't mind feelign very intense pain for a short (?) while.
Cyanide would be bliss compared to the brutal sodium azide ...
I don't totally know where they get the 5/10 number from, eitherCyanide gets a 5/10 for peacefulness and Azide a 6/10 on PPeH. Do you know how long it takes to die from Azide and why it is so brutal? I thought it was a faster acting method than Nitrite.
I 100% want to go gentlyFor me the video doesn't say anything either way about how mych pain the man was in or for how long. The setting plays a role too, I think: He's just taken a lethal dose and is reacting to it, but still he's in a courtroom where he's expected to sit up straight and act dignified and so on. Maybe I'm projecting, but he seems to me to be struggling to adhere to some sort of Rules of Behaviour at least as much as he's struggling with pain. If he'd been alone in a hotel room it might have been a quick and nonagonizing death.
Anyway people want different things from their deaths. Some want to go gently, some feel some trauma is warranted, and some want to go waving at bystanders on the way down.
But how do you know it's horrible?As others have said it's fast, but horrible.
But how do you know it's horrible?
I will say that the few videos I've seen make it seem like the person just collapses, but then you don't see very much of what happens on the ground
I just don't really buy how you could know thatYou feel everything before loss of consciousness because it acts quickly. Tissue and organ death hurts.