A book about the right to painless suicide

[Alucard]

La mort ne porte pas de talons aiguilles – Cactus Inébranlable

cactusinebranlableeditions.com

Extracts :
"Without the right to socially organized painless suicide, the human being who wishes to die lives an experience of dereliction: society does not help him end his life gently and without risk of failure, he is left to him- even."

"As long as painless suicide is not socially accepted and technically facilitated, man will not have his life and one cannot claim to live in a" civilization ". There is no respect for dignity. without respect for freedom. Families, States, employers and other instrumentalists, I tell you loud and clear: I am not a thing, my life does not belong to you! "

"You are not really master of your life unless you can calmly put an end to it when you decide to do so. Life is not a duty: a life lived by constraint and not by personal decision is not in keeping with human dignity. "

Here is the synopsis of the collection: "From the rebellious pen of a cursed writer thoughts sometimes spring up which brutally splash the ambient well-thinking.
Everything is called into question: society, life, love, the State, the family ... Most often with macabre, caustic and unwelcome humor, blithely bordering on indecency, the reflections of Gabriel Noncris will shock, will scandalize, but should not leave indifferent.
Each aphorism in this collection is a gadfly that stings treacherously to awaken the one who sleeps from a conformist slumber and each sting reminds him of what sleep makes us forget: our freedom.
Death does not wear high heels, because she is wild, libertarian and without taboos, which is why it is sometimes good to look her in the eye and chat with her ... "

 

[whitefeather]

La mort ne porte pas de talons aiguilles – Cactus Inébranlable

cactusinebranlableeditions.com

Extracts :
"Without the right to socially organized painless suicide, the human being who wishes to die lives an experience of dereliction: society does not help him end his life gently and without risk of failure, he is left to him- even."

"As long as painless suicide is not socially accepted and technically facilitated, man will not have his life and one cannot claim to live in a" civilization ". There is no respect for dignity. without respect for freedom. Families, States, employers and other instrumentalists, I tell you loud and clear: I am not a thing, my life does not belong to you! "

"You are not really master of your life unless you can calmly put an end to it when you decide to do so. Life is not a duty: a life lived by constraint and not by personal decision is not in keeping with human dignity. "

Here is the synopsis of the collection: "From the rebellious pen of a cursed writer thoughts sometimes spring up which brutally splash the ambient well-thinking.
Everything is called into question: society, life, love, the State, the family ... Most often with macabre, caustic and unwelcome humor, blithely bordering on indecency, the reflections of Gabriel Noncris will shock, will scandalize, but should not leave indifferent.
Each aphorism in this collection is a gadfly that stings treacherously to awaken the one who sleeps from a conformist slumber and each sting reminds him of what sleep makes us forget: our freedom.
Death does not wear high heels, because she is wild, libertarian and without taboos, which is why it is sometimes good to look her in the eye and chat with her ... "

Beaute Absolue !
Vive la tete francais !

 

[Superdeterminist]

Why is it so controversial to want agency over one's own death? How much longer will we have to wait? An accessible and peaceful means to die is long overdue.

 

[FuneralCry]

Thank you for sharing. I agree that an peaceful death with dignity should be a basic human right.

 

[DeathWish77]

Why is it so controversial to want agency over one's own death? How much longer will we have to wait? An accessible and peaceful means to die is long overdue.

Because we are not free. We are slaves. This whole thing reenforces the true reality. We are either slaves to someone for personal comfort, labor, or to align with their ideology. We always inherently owe someone something. That is how the world currently works. And this probably drives people even more to suicide and forces them to use less than desirable methods.

 

[Alucard]

Thank you for your support ! We must continue our struggle against obscurantism :)

 

[Hurt]

Thanks. This world will be a better place when everyone could access a painsless death without any retriction.