This is the tragedy of every single suicidal individual who faces care based on the fallacy of mental illness. You have no basic empathy for us to protect us.
It’s pain worse than death and life worse than death. That’s what being suicidal is about. Instead you see mental illness and incompetent minds and all the more evil and sadistic cruelty prevails over the lives and deaths of suicidal individuals.
The fallacy of mental illness was invented by the prevailing conditions that suicidal thoughts and feelings couldn’t be understood by empathy and instead they were met by Christian prejudices against suicide and suicidal individuals. The prevail of this fallacy of mental illness has only furthered the complete lack of empathy for suicidal individuals to protect us.
Without empathy you can’t protect the weak, the fragile, the sensitive. Without wanting to protect the weak you can’t legalise assisted suicide.
You’ve never felt for suicidal individuals – this is what defines the criminalisation of suicide as much as it defines the criminalisation of assisted suicide. You don’t recognise what’s worse than death for what it is – you don’t have empathy for suicidal individuals – so you continue the criminalisation of assisted suicide.
You see mental illness and incompetent minds. This way you have never gained empathy and understanding for the beings who are victims of psychiatry.
That pain can show up as brain differences between those who are suffering and those who are not is obvious. That mental traits and mental diversity can be correlated with brain differences is obvious. When you start with the most basic empathy and understanding for mental pain and mental diversity these things are obvious.
Doctors have the competency to misrepresent these differences as brain defects and proof of a defective mind. Instead of seeing weakness and fragility and sensitivity they see mental illness so they oppress the weak than protect us.
The criminalisation of assisted suicide is the oppression of the weak not the protection of the weak. Assisted suicide involves death but it’s fundamental to the protection of the weak because any with the capacity to feel has a point where pain and living is worse than death. Feeling suicidal is the expression of this limit and it’s a limit never to be ignored – but the criminalisation of assisted suicide is based on ignoring this fundamental truth. It is based on ignoring weakness by those who see mental illness and incompetent minds instead of feeling for suicidal individuals.
The savage barbaric brutality of ignoring pain and weakness exists throughout the laws that affect suicidal individuals and the criminalisation of assisted suicide. It’s only cruelty when it’s based on having no basic empathy and understanding for our beings to protect us.
The primary recourse of the laws that affect suicidal individuals is to deprive us of rights and liberty to imprison us and use forced treatment and it’s the opposite of the protection of the weak. To use any cruelty and evil on the weak is the purpose of the laws that affect suicidal individuals. Because you see mental illness and incompetent minds instead of feeling for suicidal individuals the protection of the weak for suicidal individuals doesn’t exist and that’s why assisted suicide remains a crime.
The criminalisation of assisted suicide is the cruelty in the acts of forcing someone to live. The acts of forcing someone to live are the acts of forcing someone to suffer and endure against one’s will. These are obviously more cruel when done to suicidal individuals because we’re already facing the worst state of conscious existence and mental pain. But when you see mental illness and incompetent minds you don’t recognise the cruelty and you have absolutely no concept of what’s too cruel to do to a suicidal individual. That’s what exists in every law based on the fallacy of mental illness. There’s nothing too cruel to do to a suicidal individual. There exists no protection of the weak by the primary recourse of every other legal protections for the weak and that’s denying the monsters who call themselves the human race of their freedom to abuse and torment and torture suicidal individuals. For the same reason assisted suicide is a crime. You see mental illness and incompetent minds.
Thus the barbaric brutality of savages prevails over suicidal individuals. The savages who needed the lie of mental illness have never changed. There’s no basic empathy to protect suicidal individuals so there’s the criminalisation of assisted suicide. There’s no will to want to protect the weak because the monsters who call themselves the human race see mental illness and incompetent minds not what’s worse than death and too awful to happen to anyone. This defines everything built upon the fallacy of mental illness that pain and diversity are the product of brain defects and incompetent minds. There is no protection of the weak instead there’s the barbaric brutality of what savages want to do to suicidal individuals. The monsters who call themselves the human race are free to abuse and torment and torture suicidal individuals and the criminalisation of assisted suicide makes this brutality unlimited.
The monsters who call themselves the human race protect the freedom to inflict, prolong and worsen suicidality indefinitely by the criminalisation of assisted suicide and that’s the opposite of care. It’s the opposite of the protection of the weak. Because you see mental illness and brain defects and incompetent minds you cannot feel for suicidal individuals and you can’t want to protect us how the weak are meant to be protected. You ignore the pain and that’s clear throughout the laws that affect suicidal individuals and that’s why you have what’s the opposite of the protection of the weak. You don’t have the most basic empathy and understanding for our beings to protect us how the weak are meant to be protected and instead you have the brutality of wanting to make suicidal thoughts and feelings unlimited.
You don’t have the competency to recognise what is worse than death for what it is. You don’t have the competency to recognise your death is not the worst thing that can happen to you so you have no competency to care about suicidal individuals or protect the weak. You have the savagery of accepting prolonged and worsened suicidal thoughts and feelings as acceptable consequences. You ignore the pain so it’s acceptable to you so you have never protected suicidal individuals how the weak are meant to be protected. Because you won’t protect the weak assisted suicide remains a crime.
Yes assisted suicide it involves death. But what’s a life lived without the most basic empathy and understanding for your being to protect you? Obviously my life is so much worse than death for this reason and so many others. You want to take the cruelty in being forced to suffer and endure even more suicidal thoughts and feelings and make it unlimited because you have never had the most basic empathy for my being to protect me. You don’t have the empathy to recognise why more suicidal thoughts and feelings are a wholly unacceptable consequence so you have no protection of the weak for suicidal individuals – this guarantees that it gets so much worse than death than becoming suicidal for every single suicidal individual. Instead you have the barbaric brutality of wanting to make it unlimited.
The analogy I use to crystallise the tragedy of every suicidal individual is
You see a man being beaten to death but it’s mental harms and pain so you neither want to prevent the beating or stop it. Your only concern is he doesn’t die and die a good death. You have no empathy to protect the victim so you watch it happen but you see nothing too cruel happening so you won’t try to prevent it or stop it and you might even join into a savage beating that makes life even worse than death than becoming suicidal.
From such minds who do this comes the criminalisation of assisted suicide. Face what’s in the paragraph above like I do then do you know what I’m talking about when I talk about a life lived without the most basic empathy and understanding for my being to protect me?
But such basic empathy and understanding it didn’t exist when the lie was created and it still doesn’t exist. I continue to feel suicidal and you bear it like the monsters who call themselves the human race always do. This is what defines the criminalisation of assisted suicide. You started with no empathy and that’s why the lie of mental illness was invented then the lie created no empathy. You see mental illness and incompetent minds so you do not feel for me or any other suicidal individual. You don’t feel for us so you don’t have the protection of the weak and you won’t protect the weak. This is what defines the criminalisation of assisted suicide like it defined the criminalisation of the act of suicide.
For the empathy of pain and life worse than death you must legalise assisted suicide. It is fundamental to the protection of the weak. Much as death is bad to live without the most basic empathy and understanding for my being to protect me is obviously so much worse than death. You never want to exist to be expected to cope with and survive what no one can like you do expect of me.
You’ll never know the path taken you’d have taken if you had empathy and understanding instead of the fallacy of mental illness. You know the path taken and so do I. You continue the criminalisation of assisted suicide and the savage barbaric brutalities done to me achieved by denying me the protection of my death because as always you can’t change. You can’t feel for me – you never have. You can’t have empathy and understanding for my being to protect me – you never have. So I have only the protection of my death to save and protect me from a life lived without the most basic empathy and understanding for my being to protect me and it’s obviously well worth it to die to achieve my safety.
Assisted suicide saves because you don’t care. You can’t care and expect me to live with your savage barbaric brutality. The protections I needed to live in safety don’t exist yet because you have no empathy and understanding for my being to protect me. You don’t have the protection of the weak for me and you don’t want to protect the weak so you can’t legalise assisted suicide.
Find something good in you, find something humane in you, then you’ll legalise assisted suicide. When you want to protect the weak you’ll recognise why assisted suicide is never a crime. When you have empathy for suicidal individuals you’ll never want to be forced to suffer and endure against your will even more suicidal thoughts and feelings like you actually want to do to me.
a thing that defines the competency to care 