Exit Banned me for life

[Jkennedy]

So today I got banned for life from buy anything from exit, I purchased the peaceful pill hand book and they checked my age and called me out on saying my illness wasn't terminal. They refused me a copy of the pphb,
Then kept my money, I then had to get the bank involved to get a refund they then banned me for life.
Gutted as that book can tell u where to get N or A for a quick and easy death. What to do now?

 

[lmon]

So today I got banned for life from buy anything from exit, I purchased the peaceful pill hand book and they checked my age and called me out on saying my illness wasn't terminal. They refused me a copy of the pphb,
Then kept my money, I then had to get the bank involved to get a refund they then banned me for life.
Gutted as that book can tell u where to get N or A for a quick and easy death. What to do now?

thanks for this important information

 

[Acopia]

Bastards.

 

[symphony]

Exit's doing good work in advocating for assisted suicide... but frankly, the position "there's a right to die... sometimes" doesn't hold weight. Either there is or there isn't in this case, you can't have it both ways. Sure, Exit can protect their reputation by excluding younger folks, but in doing so, they're excluding people in genuine, sometimes unsolvable suffering from the sort of peaceful death they claim to be a human right*.



* conditions may apply

 

[its-about-time]

Buncha hypocrites. I can't help but wonder if their public stance on suicide ("okay for terminal patients, not ok for anyone else") has more to do with legal protection… they can get in trouble legally for encouraging or providing means for suicide, but laws are different around the world… I think it's covering their ass because most people don't care THAT much about old sick people killing themselves. Enough to make a stink anyways. But people do care about younger & mentally ill people killing themselves. So they have plausible deniability. Of course their book is available free online in so many places. They must know that's gonna happen, and it'll be used for many suicides. So their ethical argument is very weak. They wouldn't have published if they were truly concerned. They just can't be public about it. There's my theory.

Kinda like how cigarette ads used to be targeted to kids. They couldn't come outright and say it, "deny everything!," and they had to publicly encourage kids not to smoke, and blah blah blah, but they were still hoping kids would smoke. You know? Deny everything but actions speak louder than words.

 

[GentleJerk]

Exit treated me very poorly too. I hope all their resources become permanently and readily available to the wider public, without needing to go through their organization.

 

[Foresight]

I didn't know they were like that.

Pegasos is the best, although expensive.