My favorite ctb documentary and rant

[Kvotheloner]

This always reminds me that my clinical depression will never get better. And it is much more relieving than hope, as I have tried so much over the years, moving from place to place, starting new careers, and I'm just tired. I never had any desire to have a family or ever be apart of this world. My whole life has just been going through the motions and observing.

You should have the right as a human to die with dignity in a bed with nembutal surrounded by family. We are born into a slave trade world that stamps you with a name and number, and locks you in a cage for breaking its ideals. Humans have literally ruined the only inhabited planet we know of with the inability of having true freedom from birth. It turns my stomach to think about. Nope. I never wanted to be apart of it. Wont do it. Just needed to rant.

 

[CarefulWithThatAxe]

I 100% wholeheartedly agree with you on this subject it's an awful world we live in.

 

[elizabeth.luck]

I agree but doesn't the person in this no go through with it in the end?

 

[Quarky00]

Don't like docu but this is superb. Psychiatrist amazing, so is Emily. Never seen it described so concisely, in simple relatable terms.

Psychologist made me angry. 'Everyone goes through dark period, maybe we can help, we can't scientifically know it's incurable'. You're dark. A woman admits of having no tools, then digs into the air, claiming to find imaginary gold.

 

[Kvotheloner]

I agree but doesn't the person in this no go through with it in the end?

She didnt initially, but she did in 2018. They added it to the end.

 

[TimeToBiteTheDust]

I watched this and the man that drinks nembutal with PN. Very interesting

 

[Berlin76]

good one also very well documented.

did you see this one from the netherlands?

 

[Kvotheloner]

good one also very well documented.

did you see this one from the netherlands?

Yeah, that's a good one too, tears at the heart strings.

 

[Berlin76]

This always reminds me that my clinical depression will never get better. And it is much more relieving than hope, as I have tried so much over the years, moving from place to place, starting new careers, and I'm just tired. I never had any desire to have a family or ever be apart of this world. My whole life has just been going through the motions and observing.

You should have the right as a human to die with dignity in a bed with nembutal surrounded by family. We are born into a slave trade world that stamps you with a name and number, and locks you in a cage for breaking its ideals. Humans have literally ruined the only inhabited planet we know of with the inability of having true freedom from birth. It turns my stomach to think about. Nope. I never wanted to be apart of it. Wont do it. Just needed to rant.

Few weeks ago i posted a tread with the documentary of Louis theroux choosing death

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/documentary-louis-theroux-choosing-death-euthanesia.27927/

 

[Jean4]

That's the way it should be for all of us.

Yeah, that's a good one too, tears at the heart strings.

What a great father.

 

[Nemeshisu]

Very interesting documentaries, thank you all for sharing it.

I agree, everyone should have right to die peacefully.

 

[chris8000]

This shit breaks my heart it really does.

Adam Maier-Clayton more people should know about this guy.

 

[esben350]

A hidden video I found of Adam :