>>521111424
btw this is good video, thanks eh... but the way he pronounces
>red enzym
is triggering me a bit. but dropping the union jack and just keeping the shield would have been best.
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MAiD in America?
Why don't we have Canada's MAiD program here in America? It's very humane to help people achieve a guaranteed unbotched, painless, successful death. And painless assisted suicide should be available in all cases, not just to the terminally ill.
Fact is, if we had such a program, suicide would be normalized and the stigma that surrounds it in Western cultures (a stigma originating with Christianity) would disappear. So you'd see, I think, several million people per year use the MAiD's service here in America, people ranging from young to old to healthy to ill, to everything in between.
Most people live life's that aren't worth living and this is just a fact of the world that no one can change. Most people cling to life for two reasons: 1) The natural fear of death that comes from the life drive, which is an instinctual, not a rational, basis to cling to life, and 2) Choosing to die is stigmatized in Western societies.
If we normalized suicide, thus destigmatizing it, then only the irrational fear of death would be holding most people back from doing what's in fact best for them: achieving death. And suddenly, we'd see at least four million Americans per year achieving deaths they would otherwise not have achieved if we had MAiD.
And yes, there is the concern that if we allow assisted suicide, then the option to die will become an expectation to die foisted upon those who are expensive to the system or their families or to both. But what's the problem with this? As I said, most lives are not worth living anyway, so ending more lives is, in the great majority of cases, a good outcome no matter the motives behind it.
And finally, many will say, "Well if death is so great, why don't you get to it?"
I have every intention to do so in the not too distant future. But I do believe I can do some good by advocating for assisted dying in any circumstances and thus helping lay the groundwork for others to be able to leave this world on their own terms before I do the same.
Fact is, if we had such a program, suicide would be normalized and the stigma that surrounds it in Western cultures (a stigma originating with Christianity) would disappear. So you'd see, I think, several million people per year use the MAiD's service here in America, people ranging from young to old to healthy to ill, to everything in between.
Most people live life's that aren't worth living and this is just a fact of the world that no one can change. Most people cling to life for two reasons: 1) The natural fear of death that comes from the life drive, which is an instinctual, not a rational, basis to cling to life, and 2) Choosing to die is stigmatized in Western societies.
If we normalized suicide, thus destigmatizing it, then only the irrational fear of death would be holding most people back from doing what's in fact best for them: achieving death. And suddenly, we'd see at least four million Americans per year achieving deaths they would otherwise not have achieved if we had MAiD.
And yes, there is the concern that if we allow assisted suicide, then the option to die will become an expectation to die foisted upon those who are expensive to the system or their families or to both. But what's the problem with this? As I said, most lives are not worth living anyway, so ending more lives is, in the great majority of cases, a good outcome no matter the motives behind it.
And finally, many will say, "Well if death is so great, why don't you get to it?"
I have every intention to do so in the not too distant future. But I do believe I can do some good by advocating for assisted dying in any circumstances and thus helping lay the groundwork for others to be able to leave this world on their own terms before I do the same.
>>520202215
FPBP
FPBP
>>513056066
dad, what are you doing on /pol/? CSIS isn't gonna like this!
dad, what are you doing on /pol/? CSIS isn't gonna like this!
>>512912906
Thanks for the frog, guy
Thanks for the frog, guy
>>511252877
No, the mounties have been notified.
No, the mounties have been notified.
>>508896194
>says nation of gyspy whores and nazi collaborstors
get your visa application rejected again, ion?
>says nation of gyspy whores and nazi collaborstors
get your visa application rejected again, ion?