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[Zizouaax]

im just curious, why suicide using a train is rare in europe, especially putting your neck on the train track ?

 

[LastDayOnEarth]

Easy to get caught beforehand i suppose

 

[spellbound]

Depending on how you do it you've got surprisingly high chance of survival (between 10-30%)
Also some countries like belgium make the family pay for the damages caused which is fucking ridiculous

 

[Zizouaax]

Easy to get caught beforehand i suppose

easy ? are you sure about that ? not sure if you are in an "rare" train station

Depending on how you do it you've got surprisingly high chance of survival (between 10-30%)
Also some countries like belgium make the family pay for the damages caused which is fucking ridiculous

if you put your neck on it it's instant decapitation no ? damn, i need to check in my country

 

[spellbound]

if you put your neck on it it's instant decapitation no ? damn, i need to check in my country

It should be instant decapitation yeah, but you might retain consciousness for about 10 seconds.
Not that I think it'd matter by that point

 

[Zizouaax]

10 seconds...yeah it doesn't matter ig

 

[Tommen Baratheon]

Depending on how you do it you've got surprisingly high chance of survival (between 10-30%)
Also some countries like belgium make the family pay for the damages caused which is fucking ridiculous

Yeah... no. If the person or someone they were living with has a 'familiale verzekering', an insurance which (almost) everybody has in Belgium, they will pay.

Here's a website telling which procedure the NMBS (Belgian train company) follows in case of a death:

Zelfdoding op het spoor | Werkgroep Verder na Zelfdoding

Nabestaanden vragen zich vaak af wie de financiële gevolgen zal dragen van een zelfdoding op het spoor. Naargelang de omstandigheden kan dit immers heel wat kosten met zich meebrengen. Hier wordt beschreven hoe de procedure bij de NMBS in zijn werk gaat.

www.werkgroepverder.be

 

[Zizouaax]

Yeah... no. If the person or someone they were living with has a 'familiale verzekering', an insurance which (almost) everybody has in Belgium, they will pay.

Here's a website telling which procedure the NMBS (Belgian train company) follows in case of a death:

Zelfdoding op het spoor | Werkgroep Verder na Zelfdoding

Nabestaanden vragen zich vaak af wie de financiële gevolgen zal dragen van een zelfdoding op het spoor. Naargelang de omstandigheden kan dit immers heel wat kosten met zich meebrengen. Hier wordt beschreven hoe de procedure bij de NMBS in zijn werk gaat.

www.werkgroepverder.be

and then you need a foggy day, a sharp curve with the tracks, a train speed you know in advance so you know how much meters u have left, in combination with time reaction and stuff, a place with minimal safety measures, and if you mess up, you'll probably get a fine, it really fucking sucks